C12-C14 secondary alcohols ethoxylated
What is C12-C14 secondary alcohols ethoxylated?
C12-C14 Secondary Alcohols Ethoxylated is a nonionic surfactant derived from mid-chain secondary alcohols reacted with ethylene oxide. CAS 84133-50-6.
Where is C12-C14 secondary alcohols ethoxylated used?
- Hard surface cleaners, degreasers and machine dishwashing: primary surfactant with low-foaming surface activity
- Textile processing: wetting and scouring agent for fiber penetration in preparation and dyeing
- Leather processing: supports fat liquoring and degreasing through uniform oil emulsification
- Rinse-off personal care: emulsification and mild cleansing without excess lather
- In institutional cleaning, low foam maintains process efficiency.
Good to know: Viscosity and HLB value vary with the degree of ethoxylation.
Commercial specifications
- Ethoxylate chain lengths typically 3 to 12 moles of ethylene oxide
- Drums and IBC containers for bulk procurement
Other Names (Synonyms)
Secondary alcohols, C12-14, ethoxylated|Alcohols, C12-14, ethoxylated|C12-14 secondary alcohols ethoxylated