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    The document discusses silicone emulsions for technical markets. It describes what an emulsion is, typical emulsion properties like viscosity and types like O/W or W/O. It discusses surfactant types, choices, and their roles in stability. It also addresses shelf life factors and instability issues. Finally, it outlines various markets and product selectors for different applications.

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    The document discusses silicone emulsions for technical markets. It describes what an emulsion is, typical emulsion properties like viscosity and types like O/W or W/O. It discusses surfactant types, choices, and their roles in stability. It also addresses shelf life factors and instability issues. Finally, it outlines various markets and product selectors for different applications.

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    Silicone Emulsion for

    Technical Market

    © 2021 BRB International B.V.


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    What is an emulsion ?

    • Mixture of two non-miscible substances stabilised by surface


    active ingredients
    • Particles (droplets) are stabilized and formed by surfactants
    • O/W emulsions replace solvent based products (environmental
    friendly)

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    Typical properties
    • O/W or W/O emulsions:
    • O/W emulsions (e.g. Sempure 60) can be diluted with water
    • W/O emulsions cannot be diluted with water

    • Viscosity:
    • Depends on active content, surfactant type/concentration,
    thickener
    • Sharp increase for o/w emulsions with >60% oil
    • Often pre-diluted with water before use

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    Surfactant types

    Types:
    • Non-ionic (e.g. Alcohol ethoxylates)
    • Anionic (e.g. Sodium Laurylethersulphate)
    • Cationic (e.g. Alkyl Ammoniumchloride)
    • Amphoteric (both anionic & cationic)

    • Critical for emulsions stability


    • Optimization of surfactant HLB based on emulsified
    substance (silicone oil, mineral oil, water (w/o emulsion))

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    Surfactant choice
    Non-ionic Cationic
    • Softener
    • Grease remover • Sanitizer
    • Resistant to water
    hardness deactivation
    Amphoteric
    • Mild, non irritant
    Anionic • Compatible with all other
    • Cleaning & foaming properties surfactant types
    • Textile dirt remover • Compatible with high
    • Sensitive to water hardness
    concentrations of
    deactivation
    electrolytes, acids & alkalis
    • High foaming properties

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    Shelf life

    Instability = Coalescence, followed by


    • Flocculation
    • Creaming
    • Breaking

    Stability influenced by:


    • Oil density
    • Particle size
    • Emulsion viscosity
    • Emulsification methodology and chemistry

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    Markets & Product Selector
    Application Mould release Polish Lubrication

    shoe, leather…
    Furniture, floor,

    conveyor belts,
    Plastic / rubber

    Food contact

    (paint & vinyl

    Yarn, thread
    conditioner)
    Aluminum /

    (paintable)
    foundry

    Hoses,

    etc…
    Car
    Product

    Sempure 35 X X X X X

    Sempure 60 X X X X X
    Sempure 357 X
    Sempure 607 X
    Sempure 5332 X
    Sempure HV 6500 X X X
    Sempure 1997 X X

    Sempure 3733 X

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    Markets & Product Selector
    Application Water repellant

    Web offset
    Synthetic fibers,
    fur, textile finish
    wool, fire-proof
    Mineral / glass

    Glass ware
    (anti-slip)
    materials
    Product

    Sempure 35 X X X
    Sempure 60 X X X X
    Sempure 1814 X
    Sempure HJS X
    Sempure SW 4 X
    Sempure 379 X
    Sempure HV 6500 X
    Waxil AST X

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    Base oil technology
    • Medium viscosity silicone oil: Sempure 35, 60, 357, 607
    • High viscosity silicone oil: Sempure HV 6500, 1997
    • Amino silicone: Sempure 3733
    • Alkyl aryl silicone: Sempure 5332
    • H-siloxane: Sempure 379
    • Silanol fluid: Sempure 1814
    • Silicone wax: Waxil AST
    • Specialties: Sempure HJS, SW4

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