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- noun organic chemistry Treatment or reaction with
ethylene oxide
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Examples
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Burns notes that there are not many integrated ethylene oxide plants at North American surfactant facilities, so that surfactant producers there often must send their raw materials out for ethoxylation.
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Keeping oleoalcohols from being competitive with LAB as surfactant feedstocks are the high prices of the ethylene oxide used in the ethoxylation process.
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Keeping oleoalcohols from being competitive with LAB as surfactant feedstocks are the high prices of the ethylene oxide used in the ethoxylation process.
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Dioxane is not included on ingredient lists because it is created as a byproduct of ethoxylation, a manufacturing process.
GreenBiz.com Green Business News GreenerDesign Staff 2010
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Dioxane is not included on ingredient lists because it is created as a byproduct of ethoxylation, a manufacturing process.
GreenBiz.com Green Business News GreenerDesign Staff 2010
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Clariant is building a 50,000-metric-ton-per-year ethoxylation plant in Dayabay, China, that will open by early 2011 ...
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