Abstract
AbstractThe increasing use of active chlorinecontaining compounds in machine dishwashing has led to the need for chlorine‐stable, low foaming detergent formulations. To avoid oxidative degradation of nonionic surfactant and simultaneous loss of available chlorine, a new basic formulation process has been devised. This obviates the need for modifying nonionic surfactants. The process requires a preferred order of addition and the use of tetrasodium pyrophosphate builder as an integral part of the composition. The detergent product is free‐flowing, granular, readily soluble and exhibits no tendency to cake on storage. A suggested machine dishwashing formulation is given, and data are presented which show good chlorine stability and excellent dishwashing performance.
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