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D: What are the names of chemicals used to break oil emulsions ?

buhlig

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12 years ago

D: What are the names of chemicals used to break oil emulsions ?

D: What are the names of chemicals used to break oil emulsions ?

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12 years ago

In general the class of chemicals are called surfactants or "surface active agents". In particular, the products are called de-emulsifiers referring to the fact that they break emulsions.

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