Sentences with phrase «foaming agents in»

Both are used by food and drink manufacturers as a foaming agent in powder or liquid form.

Not exact matches

And though usually thicker and more pleasingly aromatic, this medium is not all that different from the dry foam agent that comes out of a conventional can of shaving cream bought in the supermarket.

In recipes, eggs work as a structure builder, foaming agent and an emulsifier.

In a market where clean label and naturalness have become a must, our extensive portfolio offers a full pallet of natural solutions to ensure the best sensorial appeal for your beverage (natural colors, flavoring extracts, fruit and vegetable powders, pectins for improved mouthfeel, and foaming agents made from quillaia and yucca).

Yucca schidigera and quillaja saponaria are both rich in saponins, natural surfactants that have multiple uses ranging from foaming agents to emulsifiers, wetting agents and cholesterol binders.

Investing in quillaja and yucca plantations, rather than relying on wild harvests, will guarantee a more sustainable supply of these natural foaming agents, says international supplier Desert King.

The one that shocked me the most is a foaming agent called Azodicarbonamide, which is used in the production of foamed plastics.

Besides surfactants there are also additives in each shampoo that optimize its look, feel, scent or performance such as additional foam builders, thickeners, conditioning agents or preservatives.

The surfactants or foaming agents facilitate the formation of foam and stabilize the gas bubbles in the solution.

This is actually a neat trick — you can tell if your egg protein powder is pure or at least high in albumen and low in carbohydrates, fats and gelling agents by the amount of foam released when you whip them and the duration for which it exists.

They're found in personal hygiene products and know as SLS which a foaming agent or Parabens which is like a glue.

Sodium laureth sulfate and sodium lauryl sulfate are used as cleansing agents in cosmetics and also to make products bubble and foam.

Make sure it is not perfumed and harsh chemicals like Sodium Lauyl Sulfate (the foaming agent that is present in most shampoos) are not present.

The organic 2 - In - 1 has no preservatives or additives, and no chemical foaming agents, dyes or preservatives.

Never use toothpaste made for humans, as these have foaming agents that should not be swallowed in large quantities.

These toothpastes come in 3 appealing flavors and contain no foaming agents, so they are safe for pets to swallow.

The key to AirCrete is in the foaming agent, which works to suspend tiny air bubbles in the cement mixture, and a small piece of equipment, a continuous foam generator, which disperses a mix of the foaming agent (which can be as simple as an all - natural «high foaming» dish detergent) into the cement mixture to be mixed together.

These new ozone - busters include dichloromethane (DCM), a common and cheap paint stripper, also used in foam - blowing agents and, ironically, in the manufacture of «ozone - friendly» alternatives to CFCs.

The latest edition, which is titled «Saving the Ozone Layer: Phasing Out Ozone Depleting Substances in Developing Countries,» includes a focus on hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs), which are being phased out under the Protocol but are commonly used as both refrigerants and foam blowing agents.

Foam blowing agents are used in numerous applications, including refrigerators and freezers; industrial refrigeration systems and refrigerated transport; boats and buoys; and heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems.

Alternatives to HFC - based blowing agents are available but are not commonly used in the foam manufacturing industry due to cost and other challenges.

Other gases, like some of the blowing agents used in some foam insulation products, have much higher global warming potential but less overall effect than CO2 because of their much lower concentrations.

Rowland's and colleagues» calculations had led in the late 1970s to some restrictions being placed on CFCs, which were then widely used as refrigerants, propellants in spray cans, solvents, and blowing agents to make foams.

The American Carbon Registry (ACR), a non-profit enterprise of Winrock International, has in the approval process a new methodology entitled Emission Reduction Measurement and Monitoring Methodology for the Conversion of Foam Blowing Agents from High - GWP Materials to Low - GWP Materials.

The Methodology provides a performance standard - based quantification framework for the creation of carbon offset credits from the resulting reduction in GHGs from the use of alternatives to HFC - based foam blowing agents and is intended to be used as an incentive for the industry to make the transition to low emissions alternatives.

Blowing agents create tiny bubbles of gas that are, in effect, the insulator in foam.

Formulators of cleaning products in general can buy defoaming agents to suppress foam creation in dishwashers.

Read your manual and it will tell you NEVER to do that because dishwashers must not be run with detergents that produce foam: e.g. foaming is an inherent property of ordinary soap like grandma used but can be achieved or enhanced in a detergent by addition of a synthetic foaming agent.

FOAM introduces a Proof of Location Protocol, which leverages long - range low - power radio networks, and incentive mechanisms, allowing network participants to arrive at consensus on whether an event or agent is verifiably at a particular point in time and space.

In Scholl et al v. Royal Trust Corp., Ontario Supreme Court, June 20, 1986, the seller's agent falsely represented the house as free from urea formaldehyde foam insulation.