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nonionic detergent

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nonionic detergent [¦nän·ī′än·ik di′tər·jənt]
(materials)
A detergent with molecules that do not ionize in aqueous solution, for example, detergents derived from condensation products of long-chain glycols and octyl or nonyl phenols.


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Burcoquat 08B-40% Description: cationic surfactant Applications: metal cleaners; hard surface cleaners Use levels: 1-5% Attributes: low foam cationic; good electrolyte stability Burcoterge LFE 1000 Description: nonionic detergent Applications: low foam degreasers and laundry detergents Use levels: 3-8% Attributes: controlled foam; excellent grease/oil emulsification * DeForest Enterprises, Inc.
Thus, both anionic and nonionic detergents generally will increase the percutaneous penetration of tritiated water from a donor chamber to a receptor chamber, thus indicating an increased potential for exchange between the two compartments (3).
 
 
 
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