Compositions – Heat-exchange – low-freezing or pour point – or high boiling... – Organic components
Patent
1980-01-28
1981-09-01
Pitlick, Harris A.
Compositions
Heat-exchange, low-freezing or pour point, or high boiling...
Organic components
252 73, 252 79, 25217417, 25217421, 252321, 252358, 536120, 568623, 568624, C09K 500, C07C 4310
Patent
active
042870780
ABSTRACT:
A material formed by the reaction of (1) a poly-2-hydroxyalkyl derivative of a polyol having at least five hydroxyl groups, with at least three, and preferably nearly all, of said hydroxyl groups being substituted with one or more 2-hydroxyalkyl groups and (2) a polyglycidyl ether of a polyol, preferably a di- or triglycidyl ether of a polyoxyalkylene diol or triol. These materials have surfactant and defoaming abilities, and are useful in hard surface cleaning, textile and paper applications, and as defoaming agents. The compounds are especially useful as defoaming agent for glycol based antifreeze mixtures, and such antifreeze mixtures are also provided.
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Langdon William K.
Lundsted Lester G.
BASF Wyandotte Corporation
Jones H. Lawrence
Pitlick Harris A.
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