T-Mulz® COE-APF

Table 1: Emulsion Performance of 17% Crop Oil Concentrate

Table 2: Emulsion Performance of 40% Crop Oil Concentrate

Notes: The 40% Crop Oil Concentrate containing T-Mulz® COE-APF as the emulsifier demonstrates superior emulsion performance and cold stability. The resulting emulsions are not white, but are translucent blue; characteristic of micro-emulsions.

Table 3: Emulsion Performance of T-Mulz® COE-APF vs. T-Mulz® COE

Notes:
1. The performance of T-Mulz® COE-APF is comparable to T-Mulz® COE in both crop oil concentrates.
2. In fact, at 40% concentration, T-Mulz® COE-APF was superior in performance to T-Mulz® COE.
3. 2% ammonium sulfate solution was added as an extra testing parameter since it is often used in customer applications.

Ledgend:

• Spontaneity refers to the initial dispersion of the emulsion concentrate into the test water. The symbols used to rate spontaneity are:

P = Poor F = Fair G = Good E = Excellent

• Layering is rated with the following system:

N = nil or none T = Trace 0.5,1,2,3... = % layering observed (Atlab Viewer Scale)

• The symbols “+” and “-“ are used when the spontaneity or layering is slight more or less than the given rate value. For example, an emulsion with “G-“ rating would display spontaneity that is slight less than “G” or good but is better than “F” or fair. An emulsion with “1+” rating for layering would display layering that is slightly more than a 1 milliliter measurement but less than a 1.5 milliliter measurement.