Textile Research Journal · 1985 · 13 citations · 5 references
Detergent ProcessChemical EngineeringSelf-cleaning SurfaceEngineeringInterfacial ProcessEnvironmental EngineeringSurface EnergySurface ScienceWettingAdhesive MaterialRheologyInterfacial PhenomenaEnergetic MeasureSurfactant SolutionSoft MatterOily DirtStructural Adhesive
Adhesion and removal of dirt in the detergent process is interpreted from the point of interfacial phenomena, and the energetic measure of the adhesion and removal reaction is estimated by the work of adhesion ( W a ) of each system using the dispersion and polar force components of polymers and oily dirt. Soilability and washability of oily dirt are estimated from the values of W a , and the correlation between W a and washability is confirmed through experiments. The limitations and applicability of this surface energy analysis to the detergency system are then discussed.
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Forces involved in the adhesive process
Justin Dann · Journal of Colloid and Interface Science · 1970 · 472 citations