Recent Advances in Colloidal Lubricant Detergents

Overbased lubricant detergents are important components in lubricating oil. Recently, a lot of papers about the synthesis mechanism, colloidal structure, acid neutralization and antifrictiorL properties of overbased detergents have been published with the development of experimental techniques, which can help us better understand the process of preparation and application of overbased detergents and propound new strategies for improving various performances of overbased detergents. In the future, the synthesis of environmentally friendly and multi-functional lubricant detergent using biodegradable vegetable oil instead of mineral oil as raw materials will be a primary objective for the colloidal lubricant detergent industry.This paper mainly presents the latest advances in the investigation of colloidal lubricant detergents.

Opportunities and Challenges for the Development of Green Detergents

The characteristic of green detergents and it＇s difference with regular detergent was expounded in this paper, according to the kernel of green chemistry. The variation trends of Chinese mainstream consumer group show that the new mainstream consumer group are concerning more and more about household detergent, especially its safety to human and environment. Growing attention of the mainstream consumer group and the standard drafting units on detergent will promote the development of green detergents, however, there are still challenges for the development of green detergents.

Review of Regulations Related to Detergents for Auto-dishwasher

This paper summarized the regulations related to dishwasher detergents from four perspectives:cleaning performance,rinsing performance,energy and water consumption during usage,environmental and biological safety.Finally,the trend of detergents for auto-dishwasher has been summarized.

<i>Arthrobacter arilaitensis</i>Re117 as a Source of Solvent-Stable Proteases: Production, Characteristics, Potential Application in the Deproteinization of Shrimp Wastes and Evaluation in Liquid Laundry Commercial Detergents

The present study describes the characterization of crude protease extract from Arthrobacter arilaitensis Re117 and its evaluation in solid and liquid detergent. One caseinolytic protease clear band was observed in zymogram. The crude alkaline protease showed optimum activity at pH 9.0 and 50&degC, and it was highly stable over a wide range of pH from 8.0 to 9.0. Proteolytic enzymes showed extreme stability towards non-ionic surfactants (Tween 80, Tween 20 and Triton X-100) and stimulate activity towards oxidizing agents such as sodium perborate. They also showed high stability and compatibility with various laundry solid detergents from Tunisian market. The protease of A. arilaitensis Re117, was also tested for shrimp waste deproteinization to produce chitin. The protein removal with a ratio E/S of 20 was about 83%. The novelties of the Re117 protease include its high stability to organic solvents and surfactants. These unique properties make it an ideal choice for application in detergent formulations and enzymatic peptide synthesis. In addition, the enzyme may find potential applications in the deproteinization of shrimp wastes to produce chitin.

Analysis of Toxicological Test Results of 580 Detergents

To evaluate the safety of detergents,the toxicological test results of 580 collected detergents were analyzed.The results showed that,in the acute oral toxicity test,94.4%and 5.6%of the samples were classified as non-toxic and toxic respectively.In skin irritation test,95.1%of the samples were mild irritation or below,and 4.9%were moderate irritation or above.In the vaginal mucosa irritation test,79.0%of the samples were very mild irritation or below,while 21.0%were mild irritation or above.In the acute inhalation toxicity test,the proportion of the samples classified as actually non-toxic and toxic were 87.9%and 12.1%respectively.In the eye irritation test,95.7%of the samples belonged to mild irritation or below,and 4.3%of the samples belonged to moderate irritation or above.The products at risk in category A,B and C products account for 6.3%,7.7%and 14.2%respectively.Of the 580 tested samples,90.9%were relatively safe,while 9.1%were at risk.These data showed that most of the tested samples meet the safety requirements for use.

A Brief Analysis on The Influencing Factors of Net Content Loss of Household Liquid Detergents

Through tracking the net content of household liquid detergent under different experimental conditions,it was found that the storage temperature,the storage humidity,the packing material,the thickness of the packing material and the inner-packing detergent all had some effects on the net content,and there is a certain relationship between the mass loss and time in a certain storage period.It was found that the higher the temperature and the lower the humidity,the greater the mass loss of the household liquid detergent;and The barrier property of the PE bottle is better than that of the PET bottle.In the case of the same material,the thinner the material is,the greater the mass loss will be;Different liquid household detergents have different mass loss under the same storage temperature and humidity conditions,and due to different composition and proportion of the contents,the mass loss of liquid household detergents was different too.

Impact of the residues of detergents and disinfectants used in dairy farms on the results of inhibitor tests for raw milk

The aim of the study was to determine the impact of residues of detergents and disinfectants on the results of most commonly used inhibitor tests for raw milk. Microbiological test (Delvotest SP-NT) and three rapid tests (Charm 3 MRL BL/TET2, Charm ROSA MRL BL/TET and Penzym) were used in the study. Three concentrations (recommended by the manufacturer, 10 times lower and twice higher) of 36 detergents and disinfectants in raw milk were investigated. All methods did not detect concentrations of detergents and disinfectants of alkaline and acid origin 10 times lower than recommended by the manufacturer. 39% of the investigated substances of alkaline origin were detected by Delvotest SP-NT and Penzym;Charm tests showed non-typical results only. Delvotest SP-NT did not detect substances of acid origin;Penzym detected 50% of these substances, Charm tests showed only non-typical results. Delvotest SP-NT and Penzym appeared to be more sensitive to the substances used for teat hygiene and disinfection. The scope of rapid tests (receptor or enzymatic) does not cover the detection of detergent and disinfectant re- sidues in milk. However, according to the non-typical results of the test, it is possible to suspect the presence of these substances in milk. McNemar’s and Cochran’s Q tests were used for statistical analysis of the data.

Changes in Muscle and Collagen Fibers of Fish after Exposure to Urban Pollutants and Biodegradable Detergents

Fish populations are sensitive to environmental impact resulting from many factors, as an introduction of exotic species, industrial or residual waste, oil spills, pesticides or other agents that can directly affect the ecology and species survival. Astyanax altiparanae is pelagic and active swimmer specie and can have serious implications on its way of life as changes in muscle structure of fish may occur since the presence of pollutants in the water. In this study we analyze the alterations in Muscle and collagen fibers of the pectoral muscles and pollutants exposed flows contained in water with biodegradable detergents, and water coming from the Blue Lake, River clear-SP (2o24'39"S, 47o33'39"E) diluted. Effects of these exposures were analyzed during the period of seven and thirty days. Compared with acclimatized fish (Astyanax altiparanae) with pure water from an artesian well, the muscle fibers morphology and collagen concentration on them have changed due to the exposure to urban pollutants and biodegradable detergents.

Quantitative Evaluation Method of Amylase Performance in Detergents for Hand Dishwashing

An evaluation method was designed for reference in the experiment,which was further verified by investigating the changes of various factors,including additive amount of enzyme,washing temperature,soaking time,pH value and amylase source,etc.Based on tests and comparison,it is confirmed that this method can effectively and quantitatively evaluate the performance of amylase in detergents for hand dishwashing.

X-ray absorption study of tribofilms from ZDDP and overbased salicylate detergents

The interaction of overbased salicylate detergents with zinc dialkyldithiophosphates （ZDDP） and its effect on the formation of tribofilms under boundary lubrication have been studied by means of X-ray absorption near-edge structure spectroscopy. The results show that addition of metallic detergents to neat ZDDP results in the change of surface chemistry of the tribofilm formed from neat ZDDP. Calcium from detergents is digested in the tribofilm. For the high overbased detergents, the deposit of overbasing agent CaCO3 in the tribofilm is also observed along with the formation of calcium phosphate in tribofilms.

The Study of a Simple Pine-Oil Based Laboratory Prepared and Commercial Detergents Using Conductivity Measurements

Detergents are very important substances in everyday life as they are used in laundry services. This manuscript reports the study of the commercial and laboratory prepared pine oil-based detergents employing the critical micelle concentration (CMC) phenomenon using conductivity measurements. The two samples showed the CMC values of 0.0725 g/cm3 and 0.0920 g/cm3 for laboratory and commercial samples respectively. The effect of ionic strength was investigated using NaCl and it demonstrated a drop of CMC value of about CMC by 40% (laboratory sample) and 70% (commercial sample) while the equi-molar naphthalene increased the CMC values by about 50% (laboratory sample) and 12% (commercial sample) relative to their corresponding values under distilled water. The combined effect of equi-molar NaCl and naphthalene lowered the CMC by 5% (laboratory sample) and 30% (commercial sample). These differences could signify the superiority of the laboratory sample in that it is somehow buffered against drastic changes in the CMC under different conditions. The relationship between conductivity and the CMC values does not show sufficient linearity (R2 < 0.8403) suggesting different mechanisms of interactions between NaCl and naphthalene. Overall, the results are gratifying to the small-scale manufacturer who supplied the preparation protocol for laboratory sample preparation, in two respects: they inspire some degree of confidence in his product as well as enabling the manufacturer to employ the same protocol for his quality control practices as such improve product consistency and hence profitability.

Analyzing the Physico-Chemical Parameters of Detergents and Detergent Mixtures

The most important physico-chemical characteristics describing detergent micelles are the CMC value and the aggregation number. These parameters depend critically on external conditions such as pH, ionic strength, buffer composition or temperature. However, the influence of these conditions on CMC or aggregation number is a priori not to predict, but the most important parameter. This holds especially for the aggregation number. Here, we present a simple, reliable and fast method for the analysis of detergent containing buffer systems. It enables the determination of CMC values and aggregation numbers of detergents as well as detergent mixtures in a 96well plate standard device relying on steady state fluorescence and fluorescence quenching. To prove the general applicability of our approach, we analyzed DDM as a prime example of a detergent and mixtures of DDM with six other detergents at different ratios to demonstrate the potential of our method.

Effects of Biodegradable Detergents in Morphological Parameters of Liver in Two Neotropical Fish Species(Prochilodus lineatus and Astyanax altiparanae)

Indiscriminate disposal of residues of domestic and/or industrial origin in aquatic ecosystems resulting from urban activities causes concern about their effects on the fauna. Substances absorbed by animals, such as those cited above, are metabolized by the liver, as it is the main target organ of several pollutants and also exercises basic vital functions in the organism. For this reason the liver is used as the main and most reliable biomarker in environmental studies. Thus the objective of the present study was to identify hepatic alterations resulting from exposure to water contaminated by a few commercial brands of biodegradable detergents and their effects when present together with several other contaminants found in nature. For such, a solution of 1 ppm of biodegradable detergents and water from an urban lake were tested on two widely distributed native Brazilian fish (Astyanax altiparanae and Prochilodus lineatus). Several alterations were found on the liver, including cytoplasm vacuolization, nuclear displacement, macrophage recruitment and reduced liver glycogen, showing a degenerative process in the liver of the fish, due to the action of contaminants.

Development Problems and Countermeasures of Detergents

At present,there are many problems in detergents,such as environmental pollution and bacterial resistance,which have puzzled many researchers.This article aimed to review the development of detergent problems,and try to point out the countermeasures to deal with these problems.These strategies include formulate the green development policy of detergents and improve the practicability of the policy,strengthening the awareness of the standard use of detergent,enhancing the publicity,establishing and improving the enterprise safety standard system of detergent products,strengthening and improving the monitoring system of detergent waste water,intensifying the research and development of new safe and green non-toxic detergent,researching and developing pure Chinese medicine enzyme detergent,researching and developing completely herbal compound enzyme detergent.

Current Situation and Development Trend of Specific Detergents for Dishwasher in China

Abst The basic information of the mainstream dishwasher detergents in China market was sorted out.The product form,main components and functions of the dishwasher detergents were described.The future development trend of dishwasher detergents was discussed from the aspects of the product efficacy,form and concentration.Finally,some suggestions were put forward for the promotion of dishwasher detergents in China.

The Study on Application of Bio-enzyme in Dishwasher Detergents

Aiming at the kitchen stain and fast growth of dishwasher market in China,the addition of protease and amylase solution in the dishwasher detergents was proposed for the food stains typical in China.A comparison between Chinese commercial dishwasher detergents and an EU mainstream detergent was made.The results indicated that the addition of protease and amylase could significantly increase the washing performance,and thus could help close the washing performance gap between our products and the EU mainstream product.

Single droplet drying of detergents:Experimentation and modelling

This study evaluates the single droplet drying(SDD)of detergents.Experimental data are used to validate a theoretical multistage model.The experiments are carried out in an acoustic levitator analysing six different detergent formulations at 393 K.The work is completed by developing a model based on conservation equations.The model is composed of the three stages observed in the drying curve.In the first stage,an external surface drying stage occurs until the surface is saturated and the crust is formed.In the next stage,the drying rate is governed by diffusion through the pores.At the same time,the particle heats up until boiling conditions are achieved in the core of the particle.At this point,the third stage begins.In the final stage,the droplet core is in boiling conditions which are governed by the pressure drop through the crust and the concentration of salts.This model has been evaluated for the different formulations being flexible to predict the drying of different mixtures with good accuracy.

The effects of detergents DDM and β-OG on the singlet excited state lifetime of the chlorophyll a in cytochrome b_6f complex from spinach chloroplasts

The singlet excited state lifetime of the chlorophyll a (Chl a) in cytochrome b6f (Cyt b6f) complex was reported to be shorter than that of free Chl a in methanol, but the value was different for Cyt b6f com-plexes from different sources (~200 and ~600 ps are the two measured results). The present study demonstrated that the singlet excited state lifetime is associated with the detergents n-dodecyl-β-D- maltoside (DDM) and n-octyl-β-D-glucopyranoside (β-OG), but has nothing to do with the different sources of Cyt b6f complexes. Compared with the Cyt b6f dissolved in β-OG, the Cyt b6f in DDM had a lower fluorescence yield, a lower photodegradation rate of Chl a, and a shorter lifetime of Chl a excited state. In short, the singlet excited state lifetime, ~200 ps, of the Chl a in Cyt b6f complex in DDM is closer to the true in vivo.

SYNTHESIS AND APPLICATION OF NEW DETERGENT BUILDER POLYACRYLATE SODIUM

The low molecular weight polyacrylate sodium (PAA Na) detergent builder was synthesized with K 2S 2O 8 as initiator in a neutral aqueous medium. The influences of reaction conditions on the viscosity average molecular weight were studied. The critical value of synthetic PAA Na inhibiting the precipitation of CaCO 3 was determined and compared with that of other common builders. It is confirmed from SEM graphs that PAA Na can make CaCO 3 crystal defective. Washing tests show synthetic PAA Na can partially replace sodium tripolyphosphate (STPP) and is a potential polymeric detergent builder in low phosphate powder detergents.