Masterclass Description
Nonionic Surfactants: Examining Performance and Properties
Are you a formulator, process chemist, technologist, or R&D manager involved in specialty chemical segments?
Do you work in one of the following industries?
- Household & industrial cleaning
- Personal care & cosmetics
- Textile processing
- Paints & coatings
- Oil & gas production
- Agricultural formulations
If so, you won't want to miss our new masterclass, Nonionic Surfactants: Examining Performance and Properties, on Wednesday, October 2, 2024. This masterclass offers a deep look into nonionic surfactants, with a particular focus on ethoxylated alcohols.
Whether you are supporting research and development or working directly with surfactants, this masterclass will provide interesting insights into the behavior of nonionic surfactants.
Developed by industry leader Rick Theiner, this masterclass addresses a wide-range of applications involving emulsification and surface wetting. As an Applied Innovation Manager for Evonik Cleaning Solutions North America, Rick brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to this course.
Designed to be interactive, this 90-minute masterclass features a live Q&A, audience-engaging polls, and a stimulating closing discussion.
Enhance your expertise in the specialty chemical industry with this unique opportunity!
Masterclass Learning Objectives
- Develop an understanding of how nonionic surfactant structure impacts interfacial properties, which lead to performance and application benefits (or drawbacks).
- Learn how surfactant properties are evaluated and how those properties describe behavior at interfaces.
- Gain familiarity with the physical chemistry concepts that are used to describe surfactant properties.
Masterclass Learning Outcomes
- Diversify your surfactant portfolio to support various application segments.
- Improve your success in selecting the appropriate surfactants for your applications.
- Deepen your understanding of interfacial processes and how they are impacted by surfactants.
Who Should Attend?
- ✓ Professionals interested in topics relevant to specialty chemical segments such as oil & gas production, household & industrial cleaning, textile processing, metal working & lubrication, and agricultural formulations.
- ✓ AOCS members that specialize in surfactant & detergent divisions.
- ✓ Beginning and experienced formulators, process chemists who support research & development, technologists who interface with surfactants, and R&D managers.
- ✓ Professionals who work across broad application segments that involve emulsification and surface wetting.
How to Access the Masterclass
AOCS members can login to view the materclass on demand.