Dispersant action

Dispersants are a type of chemical substance whose main function is to disperse solid particles in liquids, preventing particle aggregation and precipitation. The following are some of the main functions of dispersants:

Disperse solid particles: Dispersants can interact with the surface of solid particles to form a protective physical or chemical adsorption film. This layer of film can reduce the attraction between particles, keeping them in a dispersed state without aggregation.

Obstruction of sedimentation: When there are suspended solid particles in the liquid, dispersants can hinder the sedimentation and sedimentation of particles by adsorbing the charge barrier formed on the surface of the particles, maintaining the suspended state of the particles.

Improving the stability of liquids: Dispersants can improve the stability of liquids by dispersing solid particles and hindering sedimentation. This is very important for many industries and applications, such as pigments, coatings, inks, dyes, ceramics, etc.

Increase flowability: Dispersants can improve the flowability of liquids, reduce viscosity and viscosity, making it easier for solid particles to flow and transport.

Increase the uniformity of the dispersion system: Dispersants can help to evenly disperse solid particles in the liquid, resulting in a higher uniformity and consistency of the dispersion system.

It is necessary to choose suitable dispersants based on different application fields and needs, and use them correctly according to product instructions. In addition, the use of dispersants should also comply with relevant safety and environmental regulations and standards to ensure their safety and environmental friendliness.