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rheology modifier
| Product | INCI | Efficacy and Application |
|---|---|---|
| ACUSOL 880 | Modified Polyethylene Glycol | Nonionic hydrophobically modified polyurethane does not need to be neutralized by alkali to have thickening effects. It can be paired with cationic and other acidic substances and provide a stable consistency and formula stability. It can effectively provide thickening effects in formulas containing hydrogen peroxide. |
| ACUSOL 882 | Modified Polyethylene Glycol | Nonionic hydrophobically modified polyurethane does not need to be neutralized by alkali to have thickening effects. It can be paired with cationic and other acidic substances and provide a stable consistency and formula stability. This can effectively thicken formulas with softeners. |
| ACUSOL 823 | Acrylic/Acrylate Copolymer | Hydrophobically modified alkali soluble acrylic polymer emulsion can form a thick and stable solvent once neutralized with alkali. This can stable foams and provide products with good transparency. Once the consistency is diluted by shear force, this ingredient can act as a thickener for products under high pH levels. |
| ACUSOL 820 | Acrylic/Acrylate Copolymer | Hydrophobically modified alkali soluble acrylic polymer emulsion can form a thick and stable solvent once neutralized with alkali. This can stable foams and provide products with good consistency. Once the consistency is diluted by shear force, this ingredient can act as a thickener for products under a wide range of pH levels. |
