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 26% solution |
Liquid Form |
| STEOL®
CS-230 |
| Synonyms: Sodium lauryl ether sulfate SLES, Steol CS-230, Sodium
polyoxyethylene monoalkyl ether sulfate; Sodium laureth sulfate;
Polyethylene glycol, mono(hydrogen sulfate), dodecyl ether, sodium
salt; Poly(oxyethylene) lauryl ether sulfate sodium salt; Sodium
polyethoxyethyl dodecylsulfate; Dodecyl alcohol, monoether with
polyethylene glycol, hydrogen sulfate sodium salt;
Poly(oxy-1,2-ethanediyl), alpha-sulfo-omega-(dodecyloxy)-, sodium
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CAS #
[9004-82-4]
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| Used in shampoos and bath products. Excellent
foamer regardless of water hardness. Sodium laureth sulfate has low
skin irritation properties making it suitable for mild cleansing as
well as baby products. Scouring, leveling, coupling and foaming
agent for textile applications.
SLES is a
sodium lauryl ether sulfate derived from fatty alcohols, ethoxylated
to an average of two moles, and sulfated via Stepan's continuous SO3
process. The consistent, high purity product made possible by this
continuous sulfation process will afford excellent reproducibility
in STEOL CS-230 based formulas. STEOL CS-230 provides improved
mildness over sodium lauryl sulfate without sacrificing critical
performance attributes, such as foaming and viscosity response. Its
low irritation properties allow it to be used for mild cleansing
products, as well as, baby products. STEOL CS-230 can be formulated
into shampoos, bath products, and hand soaps, offering the required
physical properties and performance attributes. Products based on
STEOL CS-230 can be thickened with salts, betaines, or amides, with
the latter two also serving to enrich the foam. A variety of
performance and physical attributes can be obtained simply by
adjusting the amount of additive incorporated into a formula. Since
STEOL CS-230 is compatible with commonly used opacifying and
pearlizing agents, the formulator is afforded flexibility in
developing the desired product appearance.
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| Shipping Information: Not regulated
INCI: Sodium Laureth
Sulfate |
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