Product InformationCompound Emulsifier
Ionic Complement
Based on the properties of hydrophilic groups in water, emulsifiers can be classified into ionic and nonionic types, of which phospholipids are the only amphoteric emulsifiers recognized and licensed for use.
Generally speaking, non-ionic emulsifiers have stronger emulsifying ability and are a good class of emulsifiers in production practice.
Ionic emulsifiers have their unique advantages. Mixing ionic and nonionic emulsifiers is better than using only nonionic emulsifiers, and the emulsifying activity and surface activity will be stabilized for a long time.
Complementary hydrophilic group conformation
Complementary hydrophilic group conformation refers to the matching of emulsifiers with different hydrophilic group conformation when designing compound emulsifier formulations, so as to produce complementary advantages.
For example, the hydrophilic group of monoglyceride is linear, while the hydrophilic group of sucrose ester is cy…