Process of making paper using mono-isocyanate capped poly (oxyalkylene) diols as a re-wetting and defoaming agent
Abstract
Abstract The disclosed diaryl urethanes are made by capping poly(oxyalkylene) diols with monoisocyanates. These diurethanes are characterized by a desirable hydrophobe/hydrophile balance typically evidenced by low cloud points, the ability to form micelles in aqueous media, the ability to reduce stable foam, and the ability to be taken up and retained by paper fibers, thereby imparting increased hydrophilic character to paper sheets made from the fiber. The low foaming or de-foaming capability of these compounds is particularly useful in paper re-wet compositions and machine dishwashing detergents and additives. The hydrophobe/hydrophile balance is typically obtained through a combination of oxyethylene and oxypropylene units or blocks in the oxyalkylene chain.
Inventors
- 👤 Richard E Freis
- 👤 Larry M Rue
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