Use of a high structure and dispersible precipitated silica...

Drug – bio-affecting and body treating compositions – Dentifrices

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C424S052000

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ABSTRACT:
The invention concerns the use, as thickening or texturing agent in toothpaste compositions, of a highly dispersible precipitated silica having a pH of 3.5 to 9, a DOP oil absorption higher than 200 ml/g, a CTAB specific surface area from 70 to 250 m2, a median diameter of at least 20 μm determined by ultrasound-free laser diffraction, a residual anion rate, expressed in sodium sulphate, less than 5 wt. %.

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International Search Report, Apr. 2002.

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