What are wetted substances?
The wetting agent is a chemical compound that reduces the surface tension of the liquid. The surface tension of the liquid is the tendency of the liquid molecules to join together and is determined by the strength of the bond between the liquid molecules. The wetting agents stretch these bonds and reduces the tendency of molecules to hold together, allowing the liquid easier to spread over any solid surface.
It can also be known as a surface -active substance, a type of chemical that changes the properties of liquids because it causes changes in the surface tension of the liquid. Surface active substances may also contain dispersions, which are chemicals that separate oil and water, and emulsifiers that combine oily liquids with water. The wetting agents can consist of a series of chemicals, all of which have this effect reducing voltage. Michely consists of molecules that attract water and molecules that repel water. In the water micelles accumulate in a large cluster where the molecules attracting water form a ring with a moleKulami reap in water on Wednesday. When the wetting agent is used in oil liquids, the structure of this micelle is reversed because the molecules of the repetition on the water are on the outside of the ring because they are attracted by oily liquid and water attraction molecules are repelled by oily liquid.
Most people regularly come into contact with wetting because many are for personal use. Others who are not intended for personal use may have much harder chemical compounds. Wrap are used in a number of cleaning agents such as detergents, shampoos, conditioners and soaps that are usually used with water. These chemical compounds are very useful in the dzasenan of the surface tension of the water and the spread of water through solid surfaces that come into contact such as clothing, leather and hair.
Some wetting substances are actually used insidethe human body. Laxatives are just one example of a wetted agent used internally. Since the dehydration of the intestinal tract can often cause constipation, adding a wetted agent can help solve this problem by applying water to the affected intestinal material. Toothpaste may also contain wetted substances, although toothpaste swallowing is generally not recommended.
Examples of harder chemical compounds of wetted substances may include pesticides, herbicides and insecticides. In these products, wetting agents are used to allow other harmful chemicals in these products to penetrate the solid to which they are applied. This type of chemical liquid application is also used in color to reduce its surface tension, making it easier to apply to a painted solid surface.