Abstract
The dynamic surface tensions of solutions of various branched and linear polysiloxane polyether block copolymers in a liquid polypropyleneoxide have been measured. These results have been related to the foam-stabilizing effect of such copolymers in polyurethane foam production. It is concluded that an optimum surface elasticity is a necessary but insufficient criterion for successful foam formation.
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