Anionic Surfactants

Basic Information：

Conventional AES thickens into a gel at 10°C and solidifies substantially at 0°C. Low-temperature AES has a lowered freezing point and maintains good fluidity even at 0°C, with solidification occurring mainly at −5°C, making it more suitable for use in cold weather than conventional AES.

Basic Information：

Alias: AOS. Yellow transparent liquid or white to pale yellow granules. Very soluble in water, but tends to form a viscous gel when concentration exceeds 40%. Mild to skin, has good compatibility with enzymes, acid-resistant, alkali-resistant, and insensitive to hard water. Water hardness and electrolytes have little effect on foaming power.