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Is Sugar-based surfactants - greener solution for cosmetics?
Get answers at 11th Asia Surfactants Personal & Home Care Markets

Biodegradability important for surfactants

According to the researcher, due to the large quantities of amphiphiles that are used for different applications, it is imperative that they exhibit ‘ready biodegradability’.

“As a result, many amphiphiles manufacturing firms have initiated a drive to develop
surfactants that have properties similar to traditional ones and are also readily biodegradable.
With this in mind, we think that our sugar-based amphiphiles are prospective
alternatives for replacing the traditional ones (as green surfactants),” he said.
(Source: Cosmetics design-europe, 1 Feb 2011)

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