01533nam a2200169   4500001000700000010001500007100004100022101000800063200006900071210004800140215002000188330107000208606002701278606002501305606001401330700001901344383892  a0471544574  a20060908d1975       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aThe analysis of detergents and detergent productsfG. F. Longman  aLondon [etc.]cJohn Wiley & Sonsdcop. 1975  a[641 p.]d26 cm  a1 - Introduction. 2 - A historical survey of the development of commercial products. 3 - The preparation of the sample for analysis. 4 - Qualitative examination. 5 - The separation of the components of mixed detergents. 6 - The use of instrumental methods. 7 - The schematic analysis of detergent products. 8 - Scheme for the identification of unknown surfactants. 9 - Quantitative analysis of anionic surfactants. 10 - Volumetric methods for the determination of anionic surfactants. 11 - Quantitative analysis of cationic surfactants. 12 - Quantitative analysis of nonionic detergent products. 13 - Analysis of amine oxides. 14 - Analysis of ethanolamine lauryl sulphate products. 15 - Analysis of amphoretic ampholytic and zwitterion surface-active agents. 16 - Determination and identification of other organic components. 17 - Determination of inorganic constituents. 18 - Determination of surfactants and detergent additives in sewage and effluents. 19 - Analysis of cleaner - polisher products. 20 - Analysis of soap products. Appendix - Types of surfactant.  aANÁLISE LABORATORIAL  aMÉTODO ANALÍTICO  aQUÍMICA  aLONGMANbG. F.