emulgents

Example:Soaps are natural emulgents that are often used in cleaning agents to stabilize oil and water mixtures.

Definition:Substances that act as emulgents, capable of reducing surface tension, thus breaking up oil and water mixtures and stabilizing them into an emulsion.

Example:Foaming agents, when mixed with emulgents, can help to create stable foams in cleaning products for better results.

Definition:Substances that, when combined with emulgents, produce foam by reducing the surface tension of liquids to allow air to be entrapped in them, often in combination with emulsification.

Example:Surfactants are commonly used as emulgents to ensure that oil-based stains are effectively removed from fabrics.

Definition:Chemical substances that have both hydrophilic and hydrophobic properties, acting as emulgents to stabilize oil-water interfaces in mixtures.