Petro IPSA

Product Line Surfactants - Anionic

Anionic alkylaryl sulfonate secondary demulsifier additive for slug treaters

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  • Brand

    Petro®
  • Chemical family

    Anionic surfactant
  • Regional availability

    North America
  • Chemical name

    Diisopropyl Naphthalene Sulfonic Acid
  • Applications

    Witco Petro® IPSA is an alky naphthalene sulfonic acid. This product may be diluted and used in the acid form, or it may be neutralized prior to dilution and use. Typically, ammonia or an inexpensive amine is utilized to neutralize Petro® IPSA. Witco Petro® IPSA works by effectively neutralizing the strength of the natural emulsifying agent, allowing the finely dispersed water droplets to coalesce. As the tiny water droplets merge into progressively large and heavier drops, the water settles and the oil rapidly rises to the top. The result is a sharp, well-defined oil/water interface and bright, clean and marketable oil.

Market Segments

Oilfield

Functions

  • Dispersing Agent,
  • Adjuvant,
  • Cleansing agent,
  • Emulsifier,
  • Wetting agent,
  • Demulsifier

Applications

  • Pigment Processing,
  • Cementing
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