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Results tagged with surfactants
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Questions about compounds that lower the surface tension (or interfacial tension) between two liquids or between a liquid and a solid.
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Removing wine stains from a decanter
I have a decanter which I use fairly often to pour out wines. I typically rinse it with hot water after the last wine has come out, but I cannot prevent it from forming 'residual' wine stains over tim …
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Stripeless cleaning of windows
At first we thought that the stripeless nature was caused by surfactants in the cleaner that allow the (polar) dirt on the windows to be collected in the water through micellation. … The interesting thing is that they use pure $\ce{H2O}$ so without any surfactants but also without any dissolved salts like regular tap water has. …
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