Oil overflow dispersers are chemicals used to deal with oil pollution incidents in waters such as oceans and lakes. The main component can include the following:
Surface active agent: Surface active agent is one of the main ingredients of oil -spill dispersers, and they have the ability to reduce liquid surface tension. Common surface active agents include non -ion surfactants (such as Cincinol polyoxide ether) and anionic surfactants (such as sulfate). Surface active agents can disperse oil dirt into tiny particles and prevent them from re -aggregating, thereby accelerating the dispersion and dissolution of oil pollution.
Solvent: The solvent may contain solvents to promote the dissolution and dispersion of oil pollution. Common solvents include petroleum ether and petroleum ether. The choice of solvent often depends on the characteristics and environmental conditions of oil pollution substances.
Emulsal agent: Emulsal agent is another important component in oil -spill dispersion agent, which can be used to mix oil and water to form emulsion. The presence of emulsifier helps stabilize the oil and water emulsification system, making it easier to spread in water.
In addition to the above -mentioned main ingredients, oil spill dispersers may also contain other auxiliary ingredients, such as antioxidants, preservatives, and pH regulators to enhance the stability and applicability of the product.
It should be noted that the specific oil -spill dispersal component may be different due to product brands and models. In practical applications, the selection of appropriate oil -spill dispersions requires comprehensive considerations based on factors such as the type of pollution, the degree of pollution, environmental conditions and regulatory requirements. At the same time, the use of relevant safety operating procedures should be followed when using oil -spilling agents, and it should be used correctly in accordance with the product manual.