Trial #1
To compare the foaming generation and foam stability of two Chemtrax formulations to baseline high efficiency laundry detergents.
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- Prepare solutions: Create a 0.5% detergent solution by mixing detergent with distilled water. The cleaners tested include MS LLD, Arm & Hammer High Efficiency Laundry Detergent, and Tide High Efficiency Laundry Detergent
- Fill test tubes: Pour 1 ml of the solution into a test tube.
- Add water: Add 5 ml of distilled water to each test tube.
- Shake: Seal the test tube and shake it 10 times to create foam.
- Measure foam height: Measure the amount of foam generated in ml.
- Time: Record the time it takes for the foam to fully dissipate (5 minutes interval)
Chemtrax Option 1: 4.5ml of foam generated. The foam did not dissipate within 5 minutes.
Chemtrax Option 2: 2ml of foam generated. The foam dissipated in 1 minute and 51 seconds.
Arm and Hammer HE: 3ml of foam generated. Foam did not dissipate within 5 minutes.
Tide HE: 2ml of foam generated. Foam did not dissipate within 5 minutes.
The Chemtrax Option 2 formulation matched the amount of foam generated by the Tide HE detergent and exhibited less foam stability than the Tide HE detergent. The Chemtrax Option 2 formulation will likely be successful with use in a high efficiency washing machine.
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