In-house product representative product cleaning mechanism
Main component: About the function of glycol solution
Cleaning is the removal of unwanted substances from the surface.
Dirt adhesion is relatively strong from very strong covalent bonds
It can range from weak van der Waals interactions.
To perform cleaning, use more energy than this adhesive force.
Need to add.
The cleaning mechanism is dissolution / replacement and dispersion.
There are chemical reactions and mechanical peeling.
Dirt is classified into liquid stains and solid stains.
The most common liquid stains are due to oils and fats.
More than 0.5 micron for individual stains
In the case of size, usually due to capillarity with oily stains
Therefore , it is stuck.
Therefore, cleaning oily stains will also remove individual stains.
Figure 1: Dirt peeling diagram
Molecular weight of surfactant
Eco-sarasa has a small molecular weight
Figure 2: Effect of reducing surface tension by glycol ether in aqueous solution (25 ° C)
As described above, from the dissolution mechanism of dirt removal
Can also explain that dissolving power is important.
Further, penetrates removed dirt, is dispersed in the al
For that purpose, low surface tension is indispensable.
Glycol ethers compared to surfactants
This is included because the molecular weight is small.
"Eco Sarasa" is only a conventional surfactant
Dynamic surface tension is lower than the inclusive formulation.
The lower the dynamic surface tension, the more between liquid and dirt
Interface formation will occur quickly.
Glycol ether is a hydrophobic oil and dirt
Also works as a coupling agent that makes water compatible
Prevents reattachment after pulling out dirt.
It is a product that was in an era when awareness of hygiene management was required.