Wednesday, December 14, 2022

Dispersing Agent


    Dispersants, also called dispersing agents, are chemical agents used to break up oil into smaller droplets in the        water column. Dispersants can be applied on surface oil or below the surface, closer to an uncontrolled release of     crude oil from a well blowout source.

Dispersing agents are specialized wetting agents that wet out surfaces of particles during the dispersion process, and subsequently stabilize the dispersion such that the particles do not re-agglomerate. Dispersing agents prevent re-agglomeration by either electrostatic repulsion or by steric hindrance. Dispersing agents consist of a polar head that "attaches" to the particle to be dispersed, and a polymer chain that is compatible in the media in which the particle is being dispersed. Check out Rubber chemical dispersion manufacturer in Kerala

Dispersing Agent

What is the purpose of dispersant?

Dispersants are chemicals that are sprayed on a surface oil slick to break down the oil into smaller droplets that more readily mix with the water. Dispersants do not reduce the amount of oil entering the environment, but push the effects of the spill underwater.

Our product ‘Damol’ is an anionic dispersing additive, tailor-made according to the need of making Chemical dispersions especially for the Rubber and Textile sector. The compound is designed with basic knowledge about the raw materials and corresponding production process of dispersions. The product characteristics are as follows:-

A-Specifications

(1) Physical form Brown coloured Spray dried powder
(2) Chemical nature Anionic in nature
(3) Solubility Soluble in water
(4) PH (1%Solution) 7±1
(5) Active nature About 82%
(6) Moisture content 5% max

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