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- CAS No.:15214-89-8
- Brand Name:Vinati Organics
ATBS/AMPS is a highly versatile molecule used to make polymers, which has applications in a wide range of industries due to its excellent hydrolytic and thermal stability. This unique molecule
imparts properties, such as divalent cationic stability, lubricity and enhanced performance at high temperatures to its polymers.
Industry Applications
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Polymers to enhance oil recovery
ATBS copolymers are used in oil field environments as scale inhibitors, friction reducers and water-control polymers, and in polymer flooding applications.
Construction chemicals
In drilling operations where conditions of high salinity, high temperature and high pressure are present, ATBS copolymers are used successfully to inhibit fluid loss.
In cementing operations within deep, high temperature wells, ATBS copolymers are used as non-retarding fluid loss control agents.
Detergents and cleaners
Used to improve characteristics of hydrophilicity, dispersibility, and lubricity and also enhance the cleaning efficiency of detergents and Cleaners.
Raw material for water treatment
Used in Cooling Tower and Boilers to inhibit Calcium, Magnesium and Silica scale formation. Also used to precipitate solids in industrial and mining effluents
Acrylic fibre
Gives dye receptability for acrylic fibre
Textile auxiliaries
Used as Textile Sizing Agents, Thickeners, Dispersants and Non-Woven Emulsion Binders.
Hydrogels and super absorbents
Being super absorbents, they are used in diapers, lotions and other personal care products, due to high water absorbing capacity, electrical conductivity, slipperiness and lubricity. Also
used as water retention agents
Adhesives
Improve strength in pressure sensitive formulations and also make wood glue to improve adhesive strength, thermal and mechanical properties with superior rheology
Emulsions for paint and paper coating
Polymers containing ATBS improve scrub resistance, dispersant performance and reduce grit formation