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Solvay’s
Sustainable Portfolio
Solvay Novecare works alongside its customers to design products Solvay offers a versatile
and solutions with reduced impact on health and the environment. As
part of corporate social responsibility, Solvay uses procedures that toolbox for waterborne paint
monitor its products throughout their entire life cycles. Solvay supports and coatings formulation.
customers with a broad range of sustainable solutions and services
including products optimized around criteria such as biodegradability,
eco-toxicity, VOC content, and percentage of renewable materials.
RHODOLINE® OTE-500 significantly improves open PAINT SAMPLE CONTROL RHODOLINE® OTE-500
time for paints made with the following resin systems: VOC-free ACRYLIC SG PAINT 2 8
w All-Acrylic copolymer
w Styrene-Acrylic copolymer (S/A)
w Vinyl Acetate / Acrylic copolymer (V/AC) MIN RHODOLINE® OTE-500 CONTROL MIN
2 2 OPEN TIME
RHODOLINE® OTE-500 works in all gloss: high gloss, Visible X
semi-gloss, satin and flat (matte) systems shows
limits
Key Features 4 4
w Extends open time
w Exhibits excellent dispersion stability 6 6
w Allows formulation of Eco-label compliant coatings
OPEN TIME
w May reduce/eliminate wetting agents 8 8
10 10
12 12
14 14
SOUTH KOREA
CANADA (DSL)
Traffic Marking
Elastomerics /
Roof coatings
JAPAN (MITI)
AUSTRALIA
USA (TSCA)
Adhesives
APE-Free
(EINECS)
VOC-Free
EUROPE
(KECL)
(AICS)
Paints
paints
Inks
For optimum results use RHODOLINE® OTE-500 as shown in formulation C above by splitting the quantity in the grind to
replace the wetting agent and in the letdown. RHODOLINE® OTE-500 increases the open time with minimal impact on dry
film properties.
CONTROL RHODOLINE® OTE-500 RHODOLINE®
PAINT PROPERTIES TESTED
PAINT + RHODOLINE® 5520 OTE-500
Non-Ionic Surfactant R5520 - % 0.39 0.39 0.00
RHODOLINE OTE-500 - % 0.00 1.21 1.21 (0.39 + 0.82)
Gloss O/N 20°/60°/85 21/56/91 27/61/89 23/57/89
Freeze/Thaw - 5 Cycles - ΔKu Fail-1 16 14
Open Time – Minutes ASTM D7488 2 8 8
Scrub Resistance ASTM D2486 >1000 555 >1000
Block Resistance ASTM D4946 Control - -
Color Rub-up ΔE – BLK (1.6% by volume) 0.53 0.79 0.65
Heat Aged – 2 wks @ 50°C – Δ KU -1 4 0
Stain Resistance ASTM D4828 Control = =
Surfactant Leaching - O/N Dry 8 9 9
Low Temp FF, 5°C – Sealed/Unsealed 10/10 8/10 10/10
Rating System: 10 = Best; 0 = Worst
SOUTH KOREA
CANADA (DSL)
Traffic Marking
Elastomerics /
Roof coatings
JAPAN (MITI)
AUSTRALIA
USA (TSCA)
Adhesives
APE-Free
(EINECS)
VOC-Free
EUROPE
(KECL)
(AICS)
Paints
paints
Inks
APE-free and
VOC-free additive
RHODOLINE® FT-100 that promotes u u u u u u u u u u u u u u
freeze-thaw
stability
u Listed
Initail
Commercial all acrylic gloss 1 2 3 4 5 Usage levels in
Viscosity
paint (VOC= 50 g/l/ASTM) Cycle Cycle Cycle Cycle Cycle paint formulations
(KU)
RHODOLINE® FT 100 102.4 103.8. 104.3 104.0 105.4 105.4 1.0%
No additive 121.1 gel paint coagulated —
Ethylene Glycol 103 gel paint coagulated 1.0%
Alkyl Phenol Ethoxylate 88 gel paint coagulated 1.0%
Linear Alkyl Ethoxylate 96 gel paint coagulated 1.0%
Benchmark
Benchmark
Rhodoline
WA
Rhodoline
W1A
20120 Benchmark
Rhodoline
Benchmark
Rhodoline
WA
W A
120
120 Solvay Coating Additives / 7
Wetting Agents
Application Guideline
Traffic Marking
Elastomerics /
Roof coatings
Flat to semi-
gloss paints
HLB Range
High Gloss
Adhesives
APE-Free
PRODUCT NAME DESCRIPTION
Paints
Inks
VOC
RHODASURF® BC-420 TDA Ethoxylate 8 Yes Yes u u u u u u
SOUTH KOREA
CANADA (DSL)
CHINA (SEPA)
JAPAN (MITI)
PHILIPPINES
AUSTRALIA
USA (TSCA)
(EINECS)
EUROPE
176.200
(PICCS)
176.210
176.180
175.105
176.170
(KECL)
(AICS)
u u u u u u u u u u u u u
u u u u u u u u u u u u u
u u u u u u u u - - - - -
u u u u u u - - - - -
u u u u u u - - - - -
u u u u u u u u u - -
u u u u u u u u - - - - -
u u u u u u u u NE NE NE NE NE
u u u u u u u u NE NE NE NE NE
u u u u u u u u u u u u u
u u u u u u u u u u u u u
u u u u u u u u u u u u u
Wetting
Stabilization
w R
emaining particle size and its
distribution during storage
Separation
Stabilization
HLB Range
APE-Free
VOC
Workhorse dispersant for low to medium HLB organic pigments including medium
RHODOLINE® 3100 11 - 13 Yes No
grade carbon black and lampblack pigments.
Dispersant for low HLB organic pigment including toluidine red, yellow and other
RHODOLINE® 3200 8 - 11 Yes No
organic pigments.
High HLB organic pigment wetting and dispersant agent. Works great with
RHODOLINE® 3500 >16 Yes No
organic pigments as well as industrial grade carbon black pigments.
High HLB pigment wetting and dispersant agent. It works great with high surface
RHODOLINE® 3700 >16 Yes No
area pigments such as conductive carbon blacks.
Anionic; 100 % active. Used in low/zero VOC colorants; best for inorganic and organic
RHODOLINE® 4100 N/A Yes Low
pigments that require mid HLB range wetting agents. Improved corrosion resistance.
Ammonia neutralized anionic wetting agent used in low/zero VOC colorants; best for
RHODOLINE® 4160 N/A Yes Low
inorganic pigments. Improved color acceptance and color strength.
Potassium neutralized anionic wetting agent used in low/zero VOC colorants; best for
RHODOLINE® 4170 N/A Yes Low
inorganic pigments. Improved color acceptance and color strength.
Ammonia neutralized anionic wetting agent used in low/zero VOC colorants; best for
RHODOLINE® 4188 inorganic pigments. Improved color acceptance, color development, color strength and N/A Yes Low
color float resistance.
PHILIPPINES (PICCS)
AUSTRALIA (AICS)
EUROPE (EINECS)
CANADA (DSL)
CHINA (SEPA)
JAPAN (MITI)
USA (TSCA)
176.200
176.210
176.180
175.105
176.170
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u u u u u u u — — — — —
u u u u u u u u — — — — —
u u u u u u u u — — — — —
u u u u u u u u — — — — —
u u u u u u u u — — — — —
u u u u u u u u NE NE NE NE NE
u u u u u u u u NE NE NE NE NE
Flat to semi-gloss
Traffic Marking
Elastomerics /
dosage Levels
Recommende
Roof coatings
Hydrophobic
PRODUCT NAME DESCRIPTION
High Gloss
APE-Free
VOC-Free
(wt %)
Paints
paints
Inks
Salt
pH
Most versatile hydrophobic
RHODOLINE® 111 dispersant for stabilizing TiO2 and u u u Na 10.0 25 0.1 - 0.3 u u u u u
other inorganic pigments
Neutralized polyacrylated polymer
RHODOLINE® 207 with excellent chlorine and thermal u u Na 7.0 45 1.0 - 5.0 u u u
stability
Low-foaming, hydrophobic copolymer
RHODOLINE®
for reactive and non-reactive u u u Na 7.3 35 0.1 - 0.5 u u u u
226/35
pigments
Hydrophobic dispersant, particularly
RHODOLINE® 230 effective with high calcium carbonate u u Na 7.9 44 0.1 - 0.5 u u u u
pigment loadings
Water-soluble anionic dispersant
used in pigment slurries and paper
RHODOLINE® 231 coatings. Suited for stabilizing u u Na 7.3 44 0.1 - 0.5 u u u
inorganic pigments like TiO2, CaCO3
and MgOH slurries.
Low-foaming, hydrophilic
RHODOLINE® 270 polyacrylate for general u u Na 7.3 43 0.1 - 0.4 u u u
pigment dispersions
SOUTH KOREA
CANADA (DSL)
JAPAN (MITI)
AUSTRALIA
USA (TSCA)
EUROPE *
(EINECS)
175.300
175.320
176.210
176.180
176.170
(KECL)
175.105
(AICS)
u u u u u u u u
u u u u u u u u u u
u u u u u u u u u u
u u u u u u u u u u —
u u u u u u u u u u —
u u u u u u u u u u u u
NE NE NE NE NE NE u u — — — —
RHODOLINE® defoamer portfolio includes industry workhorse products for flat to high gloss
paint systems as well as printing inks and adhesive systems. The newly developed eco-friendly,
APE–free and Zero-VOC defoamers, provide quick foam knockdown and the lasting efficiency.
■ Initial Foam
300 ■ After 1 Minute
■ After 2 Minutes
250
Foam volume (ml)
200
150
100
50
0
No Defoamer Rhodoline® Competitor
Traffic Marking
Elastomerics /
Roof coatings
Flat to semi-
Silicone Free
gloss paints
High Gloss
Adhesives
APE-Free
VOC-Free
PRODUCT NAME DESCRIPTION
Paints
Inks
Oil Based
Highly recommended for exterior flat to
RHODOLINE® 622 u u u u
semi-gloss waterborne coatings
In-process defoaming of vinyl latexes for
RHODOLINE® 635 u u u u u
coatings, PSA and paints
Glycol Ester
SOUTH KOREA
CANADA (DSL)
JAPAN (MITI)
AUSTRALIA
USA (TSCA)
(EINECS)
EUROPE
176.200
176.210
176.180
175.105
176.170
(KECL)
(AICS)
u u u u u u — u u u u
u u u u u u u u u u u
u u u u u u NE NE NE NE NE
u u u u u u — — u u u
u u u u u u u u u u u
u u u u u u u u u u
u u u u u u u u u u
u u u u u u u u u u
u u u u u u NE NE NE NE NE
u u u u u u u u u u u
u u u u u u L L L L L
Specialty Amines
SOLVAY Novecare offers a broad portfolio of fatty and specialty amines for Amine Types
paints and coatings.
w Fatty Alky primary amines
FENTAMINE and FENTACARE products are based on specialty amines
® ®
for use in paints and ink systems. FENTAMINE® and FENTACARE® products
w Fatty Alkyl Tri & Tetra amines
offer multi-functional performance properties such as improvement of pigment w Alkyl Ethanol/Propanol amines
wetting and dispersions, as polyurethane catalysts, epoxy curing agents and
used as neutralizing agents. w Specialty amines
w Ethoxylated amines
w Quaternary amines
AUSTRALIA (AICS)
Epoxy curing agent
SOUTH KOREA
CANADA (DSL)
JAPAN (MITI)
Dispersant/
grinding aid
USA (TSCA)
PRODUCT NAME DESCRIPTION CAS #
EUROPE **
Neutralizer
PU catalys
Antistatic
(EINECS)
(KECL)
Primary Amines
FENTAMINE® A-CO Coco amine 61788-46-3 u u u u u u NE
Secondary Amines
N-Cocoalkyl
FENTAMINE® DA-CO 61791-63-7 u u u u u u u u u
1,3-propanediamines
N-Tallowalkyl
FENTAMINE® DA-T 61791-55-7 u u u u u u u u u
1,3-propanediamines
Tertiary Amines
Hexadecyl
FENTAMINE® DMA 1695 112-69-6 u u u u u u u
dimethylamine
Octadecyl
FENTAMINE® DMA 1895 124-28-7 u u u u u u u
dimethylamine
FENTAMINE® DMA 0897 Octyl dimethylamine 7378-99-6 u u u u u u u
Specialty Amines
3-Dimethylamino
FENTAMINE® DMAPA 109-55-7 u u u u u u u u u
1-Propylamine
3-Diethylamino
FENTAMINE® DEAPA 104-78-9 u u u u u u u
1-Propylamine
Di(hydrogenated Tallow)
FENTACARE® DHT 21 75 61789-80-8 u u u — u u u
Dimethyl Ammonium Chloride
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esponsible Care is the chemical industry’s voluntary continuous improvement
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he International Federation of Chemical, Energy, Mine and General Workers’
Unions. (2005)
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olvay Novecare has achieved world—wide ISO—9001 Quality Management
System Multi—Site Certification. (2008)
Europe
Solvay Novecare—40, rue de la Haie—Coq-F—93306 Aubervilliers Cedex—France
Phone: +33 (0) 1 53 56 50 00 – Fax: +33 (0) 1 53 56 53 90
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Solvay Novecare is the leading global supplier of emulsifiers, specialty Working with Solvay
monomers and specialty additives to the Emulsion Polymerization Industry. wE
xtensive portfolio of
products
For more than 40 years, we have been committed to providing leading edge
solutions to this industry. Our portfolio has evolved into the most compre-
hensive range of products addressing formulation challenges and more wS
urfactants & Specialty
importantly enabling customers to create tomorrow’s performance require- monomers dedicated to
ments today. Emulsion Polymers
manufacturing
Solvay Novecare supports customers with a broad range of sustainable
solutions and services including products optimized around criteria such
as biodegradability, eco-toxicity, VOC content, and percentage of w Over 40 years as major
renewable materials. supplier to the Emulsion
Polymer industry
Our APE-free surfactant portfolio covers all chemistries from nonionics
(RHODASURF®), to anionics like alkyl sulfonates (RHODACAL®), alkyl ether
sulfates (RHODAPEX®), sulfosuccinates (GEROPON®), phosphate esters
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lobal player with local
(RHODAFAC®) and formulated blends (ABEX®). technical teams to support
your developments
Solvay Novecare’s dedicated specialty monomer portfolio (SIPOMER®)
brings functionality and boosts binder performance to higher levels. Whether
seeking to improve substrate wetting, adhesion to different
substrates, emulsion stability or simply demand higher film performance,
such as high scrub, stain or water resistance, Solvay has the solution.
Note: These products are produced at worldwide locations through the Novecare division of Solvay.
Critical Surface
Micelle Tension
APE/ Physical Solids Concentration at CMC
Product Description APE-Free Form Content (%) (%) (dynes/CM)
Formulated Anionics
Ammonium salt of
ABEX® EP-100 Sulfated Nonylphenol APE Liquid 30 0.03 33
Ethoxylate; 4 Moles EO
Ammonium salt of
ABEX® EP-110 Sulfated Nonylphenol APE Liquid 30 0.01 37
Ethoxylate; 9 Moles EO
Ammonium salt of
ABEX® EP-120 Sulfated Nonylphenol APE Liquid 30 0.05 42
Ethoxylate; 30 Moles EO
Sodium Salt of Sulfated
ABEX® EP-120 NA APE Liquid 35 ND ND
Nonylphenol ethoxylate
rea (KECL)
US (TSCA)
South Ko-
(EINECS)
Australia
178.3400
Canada
175.105
175.300
175.320
176.170
176.180
176.200
176.210
Europe
181.30
(AICS)
Japan
(DSL)
(MIT)
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Formulated Emulsifiers / 3
Formulated Emulsifiers
Critical Surface
Solids Micelle Tension
APE/ Physical Content Concentration at CMC
Product Description APE-Free HLB Form (%) (%) (dynes/CM)
Nonionics
rea (KECL)
US (TSCA)
South Ko-
(EINECS)
Australia
178.3400
Canada
175.105
175.300
175.320
176.170
176.180
176.200
176.210
Europe
181.30
(AICS)
Japan
(DSL)
(MIT)
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specific limits limitation limitations with no limitations with limitations
Formulated Emulsifiers / 5
Sulfates
Critical Surface
Solids Micelle Tension
Ionic Physical Content Concentration at CMC
Product Description Charge Form (%) (%) (dynes/CM)
ALKYL SULFATES
RHODAPON® UB STD Sodium Lauryl Sulfate Anionic Liquid 30 0.06 29
RHODAPON® L-22EP Ammonium Lauryl Sulfate Anionic Liquid 28 0.06 33
RHODAPON LX-28 AEP
®
Sodium Lauryl Sulfate Anionic Liquid 30 0.06 29
ETHER SULFATES
Sodium Tridecyl Ether Sulfate;
RHODAPEX EST-30* Anionic Liquid 30 0.08 33
3 Moles EO
Canada (DSL)
South Korea
New Zeland
Japan (MIT)
Philippines
US (TSCA)
(EINECS)
Australia
178.3400
175.105
175.300
175.320
176.170
176.180
176.200
176.210
Europe
(KECL)
(AICS)
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Sulfates / 7
Phosphate Esters
Critical Surface
Solids Micelle Tension
Ionic Physical Content Concentration at CMC
Product Description Charge Form (%) (%) (dynes/CM)
PHOSPHATE ESTERS
Aliphatic Phosphate Ester;
RHODAFAC® RS-410 Anionic Liquid 100 0.002 —
3 Moles EO
Aliphatic Phosphate Ester;
RHODAFAC® RS-610 Anionic Liquid 100 0.002 —
6 Moles EO
Aliphatic Phosphate Ester; 6 Moles
RHODAFAC® RS-610A-25 Anionic Liquid 25 0.01 30
EO; Ammonium Salt Solution
Aliphatic Phosphate Ester;
RHODAFAC® RS-710 Anionic Liquid 100 0.002 36
10 Moles EO
Aliphatic Phosphate Ester;
RHODAFAC® RS-710 D Anionic Liquid 30 0.002 36
10 Moles EO
Aliphatic Phosphate Ester;
RHODAFAC® RS-960 Anionic Liquid 80 — —
50 Moles EO
Canada (DSL)
South Korea
Japan (MIT)
US (TSCA)
(EINECS)
Australia
178.3400
175.105
175.300
175.320
176.170
176.180
176.200
176.210
Europe
(KECL)
(AICS)
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Phosphates Esters / 9
Sulfonates
Critical
Micelle Surface Tension
Ionic Physical Solids Concentration at CMC
Product Description Charge Form Content (%) (%) (dynes/CM)
SULFONATES
Sodium Alpha Olefin
RHODACAL® A-246/L Anionic Liquid 40 0.07 29
Sulfonate
Isopropyl Amine Dodecyl
RHODACAL® 330 Anionic Liquid 90 0.1 32
Benzene Sulfonate
Sodium Dodecyl Benzene
RHODACAL® DS-10 Anionic Flake 98 0.1 32
Sulfonate
Sodium Dodecyl Benzene
RHODACAL® DS-4 Anionic Liquid 23 0.1 32
Sulfonate
Disodium Alkyl
RHODACAL® DSB Anionic Liquid 45 0.08 32
Diphenyloxide Sulfonate
Sodium Dodecyl (linear)
RHODACAL® LDS-22 Anionic Liquid 23 0.1 32
Benzene Sulfonate
SULFOSUCCINATES
Disodium Salt of Monoalkyl
GEROPON® SS-OIP Anionic Liquid 40 0.1 30
Ether Sulfosuccinate
Disodium Sort 4
GEROPON® ACR-4 Monoalkyl ether Anionic Liquid 31 0.01 29
Sulfosuccinate
Aqueous Dioctyl Sodium
Geropon® 99 Anionic Liquid 75 0.35 27
sulfosuccinate
Canada (DSL)
South Korea
Japan (MIT)
US (TSCA)
(EINECS)
Australia
178.3400
175.105
175.300
175.320
176.170
176.180
176.200
176.210
Europe
(KECL)
(AICS)
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Nonionics (APE Free)
Critical Surface
Moles of Solids Micelle Tension
Ethylene Physical Content Concentration at CMC
Product Description Oxide Form (%) (%) (dynes/CM) HLB
ALIPHATIC ALCOHOL ETHOXYLATES
RHODASURF® BC-420 TDA Ethoxylate 3 Liquid 100 — 8
RHODASURF® BC-610 TDA Ethoxylate 6 Liquid 100 — — 11.4
*Europe- Asia
Canada (DSL)
South Korea
Japan (MIT)
US (TSCA)
(EINECS)
Australia
178.3400
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Moles of Solids Micelle at CMC
Ethylene Ionic Physical Content Concentration (dynes/
Product Description Oxide Charge Form (%) (%) CM) HLB
ALKYLPHENOL ETHOXYLATES
IGEPAL® CA-210 Octylphenol Ethoxylate 1.5 Nonionic Liquid 100 — Insoluble 4.8
Canada (DSL)
South Korea
Japan (MIT)
US (TSCA)
(EINECS)
Australia
178.3400
175.105
175.300
175.320
176.170
176.180
176.200
176.210
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(KECL)
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Specialty Monomers
Specific
Trade Name % of Solid Tg (°C) % Water Inhibitor ppm gravity
PAM Technology
Adhesion and Much More
Polymerizable Stabilizers
New Zealand
South Korea
Japan (MIT)
Philippines
US (TSCA)
(EINECS)
Australia
(JECSC)
(PICCS)
Canada
(NZIoC)
Europe
(KECL)
(AICS)
China
(DSL)
Specialty Monomers / 17
Specialty Monomers
Specific
Trade Name % of Solid Tg (°C) % Water Inhibitor ppm gravity
Resin Modifiers
Rheology
Wet Adhesion
New Zealand
South Korea
Japan (MIT)
Philippines
US (TSCA)
(EINECS)
Australia
(JECSC)
(PICCS)
Canada
(NZIoC)
Europe
(KECL)
(AICS)
China
(DSL)
Specialty Monomers / 19
Rhodoline® Defoamers
Product uses
acrylics, VAE
Silicone Oil
VOC-Free
APE Free
Contains
Acrylic
Vinyl
SBR
Product Description
Zero VOC white oil defoamer for in-process latex processing.
RHODOLINE® DF 540* ● ● Yes ● ●
BfR compliant
RHODOLINE® 635 Zero VOC oil defoamer for in-process foam control ● ● No ● ●
Zero VOC oil defoamer for in-process vinyl and natural latex
RHODOLINE® 646 ● ● Yes ● ●
foam control
RHODOLINE® 670 Zero VOC oil defoamer for in-process vinyl latex processing ● ● No ● ●
RHODOLINE® 990 Oil-free defoamer for latex systems, minimum impact on gloss ● ● No ● ● ●
RHODOLINE® 999* Oil-free defoamer for latex systems, minimum impact on gloss ● ● No ● ●
*REACH Compliant
Canada (DSL)
South Korea
Japan (MIT)
US (TSCA)
(EINECS)
Australia
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CONTENTS
Rheology................................................................................................................ Page 29
w SIPOMER® BEM
w SIPOMER® SEM 25
w SIPOMER® HPM series
Note: These products are produced at worldwide locations through through the Novecare division of Solvay.
2 / Specialty Monomers
SIPOMER®
“So little delivers so much”
SIPOMER®s are very efficient. In most application, addition of 0.5 to 3% of these monomers deliver
significant performance and bring functionality to your polymers.
By leveraging our diverse chemistry platforms, Solvay designs solutions adapted to both monomer
systems and formulation performance. Whether your formulation is waterborne, solventborne or you
seek support in transitioning towards waterborne, SIPOMER® will deliver in the following properties:
SIPOMER®s / 3
SIPOMER® PAM
“Adhesion and Much More”
Performance Benefits
Phosphate group
w Improves binder
0H robustness
Polymerizable Extender 0 P 0 w Adhesion to metal
group
0H w Adhesion to inorganic
substrate
w Adhesion to glass
Reactive Nature of Application
Group Extender w Scrub resistance
SIPOMER® w Color development
Methacrylate Hydrophilic Industrial
PAM 100
w Gloss enhancement
SIPOMER® Industrial/
Methacrylate Hydrophobic
PAM 200 Architectural / Adhesive
SIPOMER®
Acrylate Hydrophobic UV/EB Cure
PAM 300
SIPOMER®
Methacrylate ~ Architectural
PAM 4000
SIPOMER® Slightly
Allyl Ether Architectural
PAM 5000 Hydrophilic
Concrete Concrete
After 2000 scrub cycles
4 / Specialty Monomers
Uses
SIPOMER® PAMs are available in a variety of structures compatible with
most coatings chemistries, technologies and applications.
SIPOMER® PAM / 5
SIPOMER® PAM
“Adhesion and Much More”
Technologies for different markets
SIPOMER® PAM in various resins by either emulsion or solution polymerization.
6 / Specialty Monomers
Example: Car Refinish: More cars coated with fewer problems Thanks to their superior
Direct-to-metal substrates represent a significant field for innovation yielding MAP/DAP ratio, SIPOMER® PAM-100
process simplification and environmentally friendly solutions such as:
and SIPOMER® PAM-200 are easily
w Direct-to-metal priming that consolidates a complex process into one step
w Shift from solventborne to waterborne resin systems incorporated into polyurethane
systems with minimum impact on
Standard primers for car refinishing are based on 2K polyurethane viscosity. SIPOMER® PAM 200 can
solventborne resin systems. Either SIPOMER® PAM-100 or
be used in polyurethane waterborne
SIPOMER® PAM-200, based on the formulation and technology
used, will be effective in improving metal adhesion of such systems.
systems where it provides improved
adhesion with system and
stabilization features.
Adhesion Data in 2K Polyurethane Solventborne Systems
SIPOMER® PAM-200 can significantly improve the dry and wet
adhesion on both aluminum and cold-rolled steel. SIPOMER® PAM
is used to make acrylic polyols.
ALUMINUM
COLD-ROLLED STEEL
1% PAM 5B 2B 2B 1B 0B 0B
SIPOMER® PAM / 7
SIPOMER® PAM
“Adhesion and Much More”
Automotive Refinish: Direct-to-Metal (DTM) Benefits
Ready-to-apply top coat with DTM primer in 30 minutes instead of 12 hours
with standard systems
Metal 25%
Metal
0
Standard System Direct to Metal Standard System Direct to Metal
Top coat
75%
Top coat
Primer
Pre-treatment Treating Primer 50%
Metal 25%
Metal
0
Standard System Removal of Pre-treatment Standard Removal of Pre-treatment
8 / Specialty Monomers
Example: Maintenance Coatings: An environmental solution that works!
Organic coatings play an important role in corrosion protection. One of the key challenges to convert solventborne systems
to more sustainable, water-based formulation resides in significant loss in adhesion and anticorrosion performances.
Thanks to it’s excellence in metal adhesion, SIPOMER® PAM-200 boosts the performance of acrylic waterborne
resins enabling matching performance versus solventborne anticorrosion coatings, allowing low VOC coatings formulations
and consumers who are demanding new products that meet or exceed the requirements for lower VOC coatings.
5B perfect adhesion.
> Iron phosphate steel 5B 5B 1B 1B Adhesion is evaluated
after 24 hours and
after 520 hours of
> Zinc phosphate steel 3B 3B 0B 0B immersion in water.
SIPOMER® PAM / 9
SIPOMER® PAM
“Adhesion and Much More”
Special-Purpose Coatings:
Improved performance and efficiency
This segment includes coatings for various metal substrates mainly applied
by Original Equipment Manufacturers. This market ranges from coatings for
large vehicles, such as trucks, farm tractors and cranes to house appliances.
Different technologies compete in this market with the objective of a single,
multipurpose coating applied directly to metal. The result is elimination of
pre-treatment and fewer steps in the process!
Top coat
75%
Primer Single coat Direct
to Metal
Pre-treatment 50%
0
Standard System Single coat Direct to Metal Standard System Single coat Direct to Metal
Conclusions
SIPOMER® PAM-100 and
Good results without pre-treated substrate SIPOMER® PAM-200 specialty
SIPOMER® PAM-100 was used to modify a waterborne styrene/acrylic resin. monomers enable process
The resin was formulated in a clearcoat and tested for adhesion on untreated, simplification and cost savings
coldrolled steel. Wet adhesion was evaluated under different for the industrial coatings market.
test conditions: Whether your application is automotive
w Water-spots test refinishing, coil coatings,maintenance
w Immersion test or special purpose coatings, the
w After 24 hours recovery benefits of using the SIPOMER®
PAMs include:
Control 2% PAM-100
w Elimination of costly metal
4-hour spot test 0B (0%) 4B (95%) pre-treatment step
4-hour immersion test 0B (0%) 3B (92%) w Reduction of layers in the
coating system
24-hour recovery test 0B (0%) 5B (100%)
w Cost saving of labor required for the
Anticorrosion is evaluated according to ASTM D3359
coating application
OB: poor adhesion 5B: perfect adhesion w A shift from heavy metals-based
conversion coatings to organic
w A shift from solventborne to
waterborne systems
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SIPOMER® PAM-4000 – Metal Adhesion Promoter
Monomer Ratio (BOTM)
BLANK SIPOMER PAM 4000 ®
MMA 51.5
BA 46.5
MAA 1
SIPOMER ®
1
PAM-4000
Initiator System:
Thermal, Ammonium Persulfate
Seed:
20% Initiator Solution / 4%
Pre-Emulsion
Particle Size :
126 nm
Latex Stability :
Freeze/Thaw Stability - 5+ cycles
Heat Stability (60C) - 30+ days
SIPOMER® PAM / 11
SIPOMER® PAM
“Adhesion and Much More”
High Scrub for high PVC binders in Architectural coatings Number of cycles
with SIPOMER® PAM-5000 DIN scrub resistance at 85 % PVC
Benchmark SIPOMER®
PAM 5000
Particle size (nm) 119 126
Solids content (%) 50.30% 50.10%
Grit / 120mesh (ppm) 92 22
Coagulum Clean Clean
Viscosity @ 20 rpms (mPa) 548 494
Viscosity @ 50 rpms (mPa) 386 252
12 / Specialty Monomers
General Guidance for use of SIPOMER® PAM Monomers
DO DON’T
Copolymers are more stable and can Don’t heat acidic homopolymers to
> Heat stability of polymer
be handled above 200° C. This is temperatures above 140° C.
strongly dependent on the nature of
the polymer and must be checked
case by case.
SIPOMER® PAM / 13
SIPOMER®
Polymerizable Stabilizer
Stabilizers Key Features
w Improve mechanical stability
w Improve thermal stability
Covalent Bound
w Improve salt stability
w Decrease need in surfactant
w Reduce foaming & water sensitivity
Applications
Reactive Group Nature of Extender « Head » group
w Use 0.5 Wt% based on total
SIPOMER®
Allyl ether Hydrophobic Sodium Sulfonate monomer (BOTM)
COPS
SIPOMER®
Allyl ether Hydrophilic Ethoxylate w All acrylic, styrene acrylic,
AAE10
SIPOMER® vinyl acrylic, vinyl VeoVA
Allyl ether Hydrophilic Ammonium Sulfate
AES-100
However their migration to the interface causes water sensitivity to the dry
polymer film.
SIPOMER® COPS-1 reacts with other reacts with other comonomers through
the chemical (covalent) bond. The sulfonate group will remain at the surface of
the particle providing very good stability to the latex. Since the functionality is
anchored to the polymer backbone, it will not migrate after film formation and
thus cannot modify interfacial properties. As a result of the reduction of
conventional surfactant, the foaming tendency of the latex and the water
sensitivity of the polymer film are both reduced.
14 / Specialty Monomers
SIPOMER® COPS-1
Polymerizable Stabilizer
Reactivity Ratio Data for SIPOMER® COPS-1 (M1)
The reactivity ratio data show that the r1 values for SIPOMER® COPS-1 are
close to 0, suggesting that homopolymerization of this monomer is unlikely.
There is no need for adding an inhibitor to this monomer. As shown on the
Mayo representation below, the most favorable reactivity ratios were found for
SIPOMER® COPS-1 with vinyl acetate and VeoVA 10. However, SIPOMER®
COPS-1 can also work very effectively in acrylic and styrene/acrylic systems.
Freeze/thaw test
Procedure: Latex was placed in -15C conditions for 12 hours and thawed back to RT for 8 hours. Cycles were repeated 5 times.
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SIPOMER® COPS-1 improves chemical stability
Latex Chemical Stability:
Acrylic with
Acrylic Acrylic Acrylic with The ability of latex to resist
Latexes SIPOMER® coagulation in the presence
Control 1 Control 2 nonionic surfactant
COPS-1 of salts. (Salt used is Calcium
chloride)
Anionic surfactant
Procedure:
Rhodapex® LA40S 1.0 1.5 1.0 1.5 Add CaCl2 at different levels
(%BOTM) to the latex until immediate
coagulation is observed.
Nonionic surfactant The data above should be
0 0 0 1.0
(% BOTM) read as follows:
CaCl2 was added (in term of
SIPOMER® COPS-1 weight % compared to total
0 0 0.5 0
(% BOTM) latex -% BOTL):
«3%» means that the system
% CaCl2 added was stable at 2% of CaCl2
to latex for immediate 3 6 5 5 «6%» means that the system
was stable at 5% of CaCl2
coagulation
Comments:
By adding COPS-1, the
chemical stability results are
improved. To have the same
effect in terms of chemical
Substitution of surfactant by SIPOMER® COPS-1 in a latex formulation
stability, normally non ionic
Acrylic with surfactant is used. COPS-1
Latexes Acrylic control improves chemical stability
SIPOMER® COPS-1 without increasing the amount
Surfactant Rhodacal® DS4 Rhodacal® DS4 of free surfactant.
% BOTM 1.0 0.5
SIPOMER® COPS-1 0 0.5
Particle size (nm) 179 196
Solids (%)
49.8 50.6
Wet coagulum (%
0.7 0.7
BOTL)
Freeze/Thaw cycles 1 5
Mechanical stability Passed Passed
Foaming height (mL) 200 120
Mechanical test procedure:
Pour 200 mL of latex into a Waring blender. Mix latex at 20,000 rpm under high shear for
5 minutes. If the latex does not completely coagulate after 5 minutes of mixing, it “passes.”
If it coagulates within 5 minutes of mixing, it fails.
Without
Commercial SA COPS-3
COPS-3
Particle size (nm) ~150 262.2 238.7
75 PVC paints
18 / Specialty Monomers
SIPOMER® AES 100
Copolymerizable Stabilizer
SIPOMER® AES-100 Key Benefits
w Reduce Grit
Latex w Increase stability
MMA 52 (mechanical, FT, chemical )
BA 47
Particle Size: 150 nm
MAA 1
Surfactant
Type Rhodapex® LA40S
In situ-seeded pre-emulsion
Amount in Kettle: 0.10%
Amount in Feed: 0.90%
wT he ureido ring promotes interaction with the substrate via its high polarity
and hydrogen bonding.
w The
amine functionality provides an additional site for interaction
with substrate and pigment.
SIPOMER® WAM modifies the latex binder, enabling it to wet the pigment
particles more effectively, due to reduced interfacial tension.
20 / Specialty Monomers
Lab tests demonstrate exceptional wet adhesion
Test after test has proven that all-acrylic and vinyl-acrylic polymers containing
SIPOMER® WAM provide latex paints with the best and most cost-effective
wet-adhesion properties available. In a Wet Pick Adhesion Test, latex with
SIPOMER® WAM showed greater wet adhesion as indicated by the substantially
smaller area of peeling. And in a Wet Adhesion Abrasion Test, the latex paint
containing SIPOMER® WAM demonstrated outstanding wet-scrub performance.
Gardner Scrub Test Results with SIPOMER® WAM-Based Paints Versus Commercial Standards
Control Control
SIPOMER® WAM / 21
SIPOMER® WAM II
Wet Adhesion Monomer
Innovative chemical structure SIPOMER® WAM II provides
With SIPOMER WAM II, emulsion polymerization producers can formulate
®
enhanced wet-adhesion,
products with an easy-to-use wet-adhesion monomer which is effectively
wet-scrub resistance and
polymerized in both redox and thermal processes.
solvent resistance in a wide
MAEEU range of latex systems.
The MAEEU advantage is its
SIPOMER® WAM Il’s improved
ability to easily copolymerize performance is the result
in all-acrylic, vinyl-acrylic and
styreneacrylic latex systems. of MAEEU (methacrylamidoethyl-
ethyleneurea), an advanced
ureido-based adhesion
promoting monomer.
22 / Specialty Monomers
Dramatically improved wet-scrub resistance
SIPOMER® WAM II / 23
SIPOMER® WAM Ester
Wet Adhesion Monomers
SIPOMER® WAM E Technologies
Features:
w Wet adhesion monomers for emulsion polymerization
w Excellent wet adhesion
• Based on N-(2-Methacryloyloxyethyl) ethylene urea chemistry
improvement
• Typical usage levels between 0.5 and 2.0 BOTM
O
O
N NH
O
w Methacrylate polymerizable group
w Ureido ring functionality for wet adhesion
w Choice of activity and diluents
Typical Properties
Property SIPOMER® WAM E W50
Appearance Yellowish Liquid
Gardner Color 5 max
Solids, % 48 – 52
Viscosity, cPs 50 max
Density at 25 ºC, g/mL 1.00 – 1.20
MMA, % 2.0 max
24 / Specialty Monomers
Application Testing
w Evaluated SIPOMER® WAM E W 50 & WAM E MMA 50 products
in all-acrylic latex binder system
wP
aint application test were conducted in a semi gloss all-acrylic paint system
wT
ested for wet adhesion, scrub, gloss, viscosity, stability and all other paint properties
26 / Specialty Monomers
S/G Acrylic Paint Test Formula
Materials PARTS Property Target
GRIND Gloss 45 - 55
Water 6.0 PVC 25
Propylene Glycol 2.0 KU Viscosity 95 - 97
Rhodoline® 111 1.0 ICI Viscosity 0.8 – 1.3
Rhodoline® 681F 0.2
Rhodoline® WA 100 0.2
Ti-Pure R-826 27.0
LETDOWN
Latex 40.0
Rhodoline® 681F 0.1
Texanol 2.0
Acrysol RM-8W 0.5
Acrysol 2020 NPR 0.4
Water 20.6
28 / Specialty Monomers
SIPOMER® BEM – SIPOMER® SEM – SIPOMER® HPM series
Rheology
By combining its experience in specialty monomers and emulsion polymerization, Solvay extended the available
range of specialty methacrylic esters monomer for HASE thickeners.
SIPOMER® BEM
PSEUDOPLASTIC
SIPOMER® BEM delivers low shear efficiency.
SIPOMER® HPM-100
SIPOMER® HPM 100 delivers mid shear efficiency.
SIPOMER® SEM 25
SIPOMER® SEM 25 delivers mid to high shear efficiency.
Solvay SIPOMER® HPMs are 50 Wt% active specialty methacrylic monomers designed to easily access desired rheology
profiles. Working with SIPOMER® HPMs provides choice in profile and significant cost saving versus “generic” HASE.
Properties
Solvay SIPOMER® HPMs were incorporated in standard HASE polymer recipes and benchmarked versus well known
“generic” HASE at equal viscosity (95KU) in 30 Wt% solid latex (table 1) as well as at equal use level in flat paints (table 2).
While the HPM 200 based thickener presents a very performant solution as Newtonian ICI builder, the HPM 100 based
HASE combines KU building and improved ICI viscosity. Whereas cellulosic replacement is targeted, HPM 400 based
system offers matching profile with higher efficiency.
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SIPOMER® Product Performance
Internati
Polymerizable Stabilizers
Resin Modifiers
>SIPOMER® PAM-100
>SIPOMER® PAM-200
>SIPOMER® WAM
>SIPOMER® WAM-II
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onal Inventory Status
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w Grind or letdown w Better general dispersion stability
w Excellent co-dispersant w Improved resistance to color floating
w Stabilizing agents w Enhanced gloss
w Wetting agents w Excellent wetting
w Improved adhesion
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Committed to
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3000/4000 Series
Dispersants
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Concentrates
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Solvay, a world leader in the development and production
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PIGMENT STABILIZATION
Challenges:
• Maintain storage stability of pigment concentrates
over longer time periods
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coating systems after enduring longer storage time
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Performance:
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- Improved compatibility
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% of additive on the
Colour Index Rhodoline®
pigment total
ATTRIBUTES PR 112 3100 8 - 15%
High performance with less dispersant
PY 74 3100 11 - 15%
Exceptional color strength development
PBK 7 3500 15 - 30%
Exceptional color acceptance upon tinting
Improved stability PB 15:0 3500 15 - 20%
PG 7 3500 15 - 25%
PO 5 3500 8 - 15%
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AEROSOL® Surfactants Specialty
Additives
AEROSOL® Surfactants
Solubility (as is) Flash Point
°F/°C
AEROSOL Type & Form
Chemical Name Water @ Biodegradability (Pensky
Surfactants (approx. conc.) Organic
25°C g Martens
Solvent
(as is) /100ml Closed Cup)
Diester Sulfosuccinates
* AEROSOL 22N is the European version of this product **** Aromatic Solvent from Exxon 3: 301D Closed Bottle test
** KRUSS -K12 Methods for assessment of biodegradation: 1: 301A DOC (dis- 4: 301E Modified OECD screening
*** Calcium Tolerance at 0.05% for AEROSOL TR products solved organic carbon) die-away test 5: 302B: Zahn Wellens Inherent
and 0.25% for AEROSOL WA-300 2: 301B Modified Sturm test #: Based on evaluation of components
Surface Ca
Tension in Tolerance CMC
Features & Benefits
Water ppm CaCO3 %/wt**
(min. mN/m)** at 0.5%
Extremely hydrophobic surfactant with excellent solubility in organic media, as well as very low
27 <60*** 0.001 critical micelle concentration and equilibrium surface tension. High oil solubility and limited water
solubility. Imparts some surface water resistance in coatings and films.
High flash point analogue of AEROSOL TR-70 in hexylene glycol and water. Same features and
27 <60*** 0.001
benefits as AEROSOL TR-70.
27 <60*** 0.001 General purpose grade of AEROSOL TR-70, commonly used in ePVC polymerizations.
Excellent wetting, rewetting and levelling agent. Also good emulsifying and dispersing properties.
Has very low dynamic surface tension, and migrates to interfaces very rapidly. Used to reduce
26 540 0.12
surface tension and to increase absorbency and penetration. AEROSOL OT also has some
antistatic and softening properties.
26 540 0.12 Low DEHM (Diethylhexyl maleate) content specifically for over print varnish (OPV) applications.
High flash point analogue of AEROSOL OT-75 in propylene glycol and water. Same features and
26 540 0.12
benefits as AEROSOL OT-75.
26 540 0.12 Low DEHM (Diethylhexyl maleate) content specifically for OPV applications.
Solid version of AEROSOL OT. For use when no water can be tolerated. Same features and
26 540 0.12
benefits as AEROSOL OT-75.
26 540 0.12 Powder version of AEROSOL OT that is easier to handle than the AEROSOL OT-100.
Solution of AEROSOL OT in high purity petroleum distillate. Superior detergent for oily stains.
26 540 0.12
Used in organic, oil based systems. Higher flash point grade used in oil spill dispersants.
Solution of AEROSOL OT in high purity petroleum distillate. Superior detergent for oily stains.
26 540 0.12 Used in organic, oil based systems. Higher flash point grade used in oil spill dispersants. Food
grade product approved for paper chemicals.
Low VOC and high solids version of AEROSOL OT. Same features and benefits as AEROSOL
29 >2250 0.02
OT-75. Allows a lower coalescing agent requirement in formulations.
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AEROSOL® Surfactants
Solubility (as is) Flash Point
°F/°C
AEROSOL Type & Form Water @
Chemical Name Biodegradability (Pensky
Surfactants (approx. conc.) 25°C g Organic Solvent Martens
(as is) /100ml Closed Cup)
Alkylamine-Guanidine Ethoxylate
* AEROSOL 22N is the European version of this product Methods for assessment of 2: 301B Modified Sturm test 5: 302B: Zahn Wellens Inherent
** KRUSS -K12 biodegradation: 3: 301D Closed Bottle test #: Based on evaluation of
*** Calcium Tolerance at 0.05% for AEROSOL TR products 1: 3
01A DOC (dissolved 4: 301E Modified OECD components
and 0.25% for AEROSOL WA-300 organic carbon) die-away test screening
**** Aromatic Solvent from Exxon
Surface Ca
Tension in Tolerance CMC
Features & Benefits
Water ppm CaCO3 %/wt**
(min. mN/m)** at 0.5%
Low VOC and high solids version of AEROSOL OT. Same features and benefits as AEROSOL
29 >1000 0.02
OT-75.
Wetting, dispersing, levelling, and emulsifying agent specially designed for applications requiring
24 >2250 0.02
good dynamic wetting with low and unstable foam generation.
Excellent wetting agent designed for use in the production of pressure sensitive adhesives (PSA).
24 500*** 0.02
Product is functional at low concentrations and has a high flash point.
Good dynamic wetting properties with unstable foam generation. Emulsifying, dispersing and
28 700 1.5
solubilizing agent. High electrolyte stability.
Good dynamic wetting properties with unstable foam generation. Emulsifying, dispersing and
28 700 1.5
solubilizing agent. High electrolyte stability.
Imparts high surface tension, high filler loading capacity, good mechanical stability and reduced
38 >2250 3.0 water sensitivity. Excellent low foaming surfactant. Produces dispersions with excellent electrolytic
stability. Liquid at approximately 40°C.
38 >2250 3.0 Flaky solid form of AEROSOL A-196 40 with same features and benefits.
Wetting and dispersing agent for hydrophilic systems. Imparts good electrolytic and mechanical
30 >1125 1.8
stability. It has a high tolerance for electrolytes.
Solid version of AEROSOL AY-65 used in water free systems. Same features and benefits as
30 >1125 1.8
AEROSOL AY-65.
Very hydrophilic surfactant which is an extremely efficient wetting agent in high concentrations
30 >2250 3.5 of electrolytes. Imparts good electrolytic and mechanical stability and reasonably high surface
tension.
Combines cationic and non-ionic features. Good wetting, dispersing and flushing agent.
40 >2250 0.05
Allows anionic systems to be compatible with cationic systems. Excellent acid and alkali stability.
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AEROSOL® Surfactants
Solubility (as is) Flash Point
°F/°C
AEROSOL Type & Form Water @
Chemical Name Organic Biodegradability (Pensky
Surfactants (approx. conc.) 25°C g
Solvent Martens
(as is) /100ml Closed Cup)
Mono-ester Sulfosuccinates
Disodium ethoxylated
Anionic 34% solution Partially soluble Not readily
A-103 nonyl phenol half ester of Infinite >212 / >100
in water in polar solvents Biodegradable4
Sulfosuccinic acid
Sulfosuccinamates
Versatile, APE free, primary or sole emulsifier enabling easy design of new latexes while meeting
31 >2250 0.03 regulatory requirements. Can reduce the number of raw material required, simplifying formulations.
Also highly effective, functioning at low concentrations. High tolerance for water-sensitive monomers.
Versatile, APE free primary or sole emulsifier. Highly effective, functions at low concentrations,
making it extremely cost effective. The product imparts outstanding pre-emulsion stability, giving
31 >2250 0.03
robust reaction kinetics, high conversions and minimizes final latex grit and coagulum in emulsion
polymerization reactions. High tolerance for water-sensitive monomers.
Excellent APE free primary emulsifier for acrylic, styrene acrylic, vinyl acrylic and EVA latexes.
Imparts both steric and charge stabilization giving systems with very good electrolytic and
29 >2250 0.1 mechanical stability. Excellent acid stability and low surface and interfacial tension values make
it a useful stabilizer/dispersant in a variety of aqueous systems. Good tolerance for cationic
surfactants and polyvalent cations. Non-dermatitic.
Excellent primary emulsifier for acrylic, styrene acrylic and vinyl acrylic latexes especially high
gloss systems. Imparts both steric and charge stabilization giving systems with very good
34 >2250 0.01
electrolytic and mechanical stability. Outstanding compatibility with divalent and trivalent cations as
well as quaternary ammonium surfactants. Non-dermatitic.
28 >2250 0.03 Emulsifier for generation of small particle size acrylic latexes. Also dispersing and wetting agent.
Emulsifying, dispersing, and foaming agent exhibiting good stability in acid and alkali solutions.
40 102 0.06
Also has excellent lubricating properties.
Surfactant combining high hydrophilic and hydrophobic moieties with excellent acid and alkali
36 200 0.04
compatibility. Emulsifier, dispersant and hydrotrope solubilizer. Non-dermatitic.
36 200 0.04 Same as for AEROSOL 22 but can have some additional grafting properties.
Stable wetting and dispersing agent in relatively high concentrations of acid or alkali. Highly
35 >2250 1.0
effective in the manufacture of wettable powders.
N.B. Not all products may be offered for sale in all regions. Please check with your local Sales Manager.
N.B. The E suffix on paperwork such as Labels and MSDSs denotes material produced in Europe.
Commercial Uses
AEROSOL
Emulsion Polymer Applications Other Applications
Surfactants
Diester Sulfosuccinates
Used as an emulsifier in acrylic, styrene acrylic and vinyl Highly hydrophobic wetting agent. Dispersing agent for resins,
TR-70 systems. In vinyl systems it modifies surface active properties pigments, polymers and dyes in organic systems. Particularly
which can make the finished film water resistant. It has an effective in flushing pigments from aqueous press cakes to
excellent synergy with primary emulsifiers to generate and solvent media. Used for the preparation of printing inks, rust
TR-70 HG stabilize fine latex dispersions as well as improving pre- inhibitors and anti-misting coatings. Dispersing dyes and
emulsion stability in all acrylic and styrene acrylic systems. pigments into plastics.
OT-75 E Specifically for OPV applications, ultra low levels of diethyl hexyl
–
OPV maleate (DEHM).
OT-70 PG Specifically for OPV applications, ultra low levels of diethyl hexyl
–
OPV maleate (DEHM).
N.B. The E suffix on paperwork such as Labels and MSDSs denotes material produced in Europe
AEROSOL
Emulsion Polymer Applications Other Applications
Surfactants
Used in emulsion polymerization and stabilization of styrene, Extremely stable in concentrated electrolyte solutions for
IB-45 styrene butadiene and other styrene based systems. Imparts leaching, wetting, electroplating and dispersion applications.
high surface tension and good mechanical stability to latexes. Highly hydrophilic surfactant.
Commercial Uses
AEROSOL
Emulsion Polymer Applications Other Applications
Surfactants
Alkylamine-Guanidine Ethoxylate
Mono-ester Sulfosuccinates
N.B. The E suffix on paperwork such as Labels and MSDSs denotes material produced in Europe
AEROSOL
Emulsion Polymer Applications Other Applications
Surfactants
Sulfosuccinamates
Imparts excellent rheological properties to pigmented latexes. Used as a foaming agent in foamed insulation, carpet backing,
Used in emulsion and suspension polymerizations. Foaming cement, wallboard and resins. Excellent stability in acid and
18P
agent for latexes especially in carpet backing and textile alkali solutions, therefore also used in cleaning formulations
applications. and lubricants.
Imparts small particle size for all latexes except vinyl acetate.
In combination with AEROSOL’s MA-80 or A-102 produces Excellent pigment dispersant. Used in agrochemical
highly stable high solids latexes. Excellent as a post-additive formulations, industrial, household and metal cleaners. Excellent
22/22N
for mechanical stabilization, especially in paint applications solubilizing agent for soaps and other surfactants in soluble salt
giving high water resistance. Imparts excellent rheological solutions. Excellent lime soap dispersant.
properties in pigmented latexes.
Emulsion polymerization of vinyl acetate, acrylic and styrene Used in textile scouring agents and detergents. Also used in
NPES-458
acrylic systems giving very small particle size emulsions. iodine based germicidal cleaners.
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AEROSOL® Surfactant Specialty
Additives
Selection Guide
AEROSOL® Surfactants
Diester Sulfosuccinates
OT-70/75 PG
OT-A (ND)
Applications
TR-70 HG
OT-75 (E)
OT-85 AE
OT-S (E)
OT-100
TR-60 I
OT-NV
TR-70
OT-B
GPG
LF-4
Polymer
Emulsion Polymerization
A
crylics E E E E E
S
tyrene & Styrene / Acrylics E E E E E
S
tyrene / Butadiene
S
tyrene / Acrylonitrile E E
V
inyl Acetate & Vinyl Acetate / Acrylics E E E E E E E
V
inyl Chloride & Vinylidene Chlorides E E E E E
(micro)Suspension Polymerization E E E D D E E
Latex Post Stabilization
Foaming Rubber or Plastic
Pigment & Color Dispersing D D D D D D D D D D D
Polymer Processing Aids W W W W W
Coatings & Inks
Pigments Dispersing & Wetting D D D D D D D D
Color / Tint Development W W W W W W W W W
Paint & Coating Formulation X X X X D X X X
Printing Ink Formulation X X X X D X X X
OPV W W W W W W W
Adhesives
P
SA W W W W W W W
Sealant W W W W
General Adhesives W W W W W W W W W W
Construction / Building Materials W W W W
Textile / Non Woven D D W W W W W W W
Agrochemical X X X X X W W X X X X X
Oil Industry
O
il Spill Dispersants S S S S S
Drilling / Production / Stimulation S S S S S S
Remedial Cleaning S S S S
Mining, Paper & Pulp
D
ust Control W W
Dewatering Aids W W W W W
Electronics & Electrical W W
Cleaning
A
utomotive X X X X X X
Dry Cleaning S D S D D S S
Germicidal W W W
Glass & Bottle W W W W
Metal - Etching, Plating W W X X W
NPES 930 P
22 Special
NPES 458
MA-80 (I)
A-196 40
A-196 97
22 / 22N
WA-300
AY-100
EF-810
EF-800
AY-65
A-102
A-103
IB-45
C-61
18P
501
OS
E E E E E E E E E E E E E E
E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E
E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E
E E E E E E E E
E E E E E E E E E E
E E E E E E
D D D D
E E E E E E E E E
F F
D D D D D D D D
W W W
D D D D D D D
W X X X
X X D D D
W D D D D
W
W W
W X
W W
Z F Z Z Z D X
W W E E E X D
X X X X W X E X E D X W
S F
S
W
W W W D
W W W W W W
X X D D
D
W D W D W D S
X X D
W W D X X D X
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