Journal of Surfactants and Detergents,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 18, 2024
Abstract
Surfactant
plays
a
crucial
role
in
the
chemical
enhanced
oil
recovery
(cEOR)
process,
and
in‐situ
emulsification
is
regarded
as
one
of
mechanisms
for
surfactant
flooding.
However,
no
direct
evidences
are
available
so
far
to
show
how
emulsions
generated
porous
media,
essential
cEOR.
To
address
these
issues,
binary
mixtures
several
currently‐used
sulfonate
surfactants,
S
H5
,
H6
HZ
were
formulated
with
connate
brine
displace
crude
both
2D
microfluidic
chips
3D
glass
beads
well
artificial
cores.
It
was
found
that
“oil‐in‐water”
(O/W)
“water‐in‐oil”
(W/O)
macroemulsions
can
be
formed
inside
they
improve
mainly
through
breaking
residual
into
small
drops
improving
mobility
ratio,
which
significantly
reduce
saturation
by
up
12.8%
microchips.
The
medium
get
factor
15%
over
water
In‐situ
formulation
microemulsion
also
observed
flow
tests.
Part
phase
emulsified
microemulsions
present
middle
phase,
further
mobilizing
trapped
downstream,
lowering
from
54.8%
11.3%
microchips,
enhancing
25%
core
flooding
test.
These
findings
advance
insightful
understanding
during
process
under
simulated
reservoir
condition,
offering
real‐time
evidence
macro‐
micro‐emulsions
formation
help
Molecules,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
29(2), P. 301 - 301
Published: Jan. 6, 2024
Enhanced
oil
recovery
(EOR)
processes
are
technologies
used
in
the
and
gas
industry
to
maximize
extraction
of
residual
from
reservoirs
after
primary
secondary
methods
have
been
carried
out.
The
injection
into
reservoir
surface-active
substances
capable
reducing
surface
tension
between
rock
should
favor
its
with
significant
economic
repercussions.
However,
most
commonly
surfactants
EOR
derived
petroleum,
their
use
can
negative
environmental
impacts,
such
as
toxicity
persistence
environment.
Biosurfactants
on
other
hand,
renewable
resources
biodegradable,
making
them
potentially
more
sustainable
environmentally
friendly.
present
review
intends
offer
an
updated
overview
results
available
scientific
literature
potential
application
biosurfactants
context
processes.
Aspects
production
strategies,
techniques
for
characterizing
mechanisms
action
pros
cons
a
principal
method
will
be
illustrated
discussed
detail.
Optimized
concepts
HLD
biosurfactant
choice
design
also
discussed.
findings
that
reviewed
this
paper
show
why
general
emphasis
needs
placed
development
adoption
substantial
contribution
friendly
industry.
Journal of Surfactants and Detergents,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 12, 2025
Abstract
This
work
characterized
the
macroscopic
thermodynamic
properties
of
ionic
micellar
solutions.
Formulation‐composition
studies
were
done
along
one
dimension
by
varying
salinity
(S)
or
oil–water
ratio
(WOR)
in
mixtures
sodium
dodecyl
sulfate,
water,
n
‐heptane,
and
1‐pentanol
at
25°C
1
atm.
Material
balance
multiple
regression
models
used
to
get
partial,
mixed,
excess
molar
volumes.
The
UNIFAC
local
composition
model,
coupled
with
Debye–Hückel
theory,
was
employed
calculate
activity
coefficients
dimensionless
Gibbs
energies
(partial,
excess).
equilibrium
SOW
systems
exhibited
phase
transitions
(WI‐WIII‐WII),
solubilization
increasing
as
increased
constant
WOR.
Solubilization
peaked
optimal
formulation,
further
increases
WOR
enhanced
up
formation
a
single‐phase
system.
Deviations
from
ideal
behavior,
between
aqueous
oil
solutions,
mainly
due
chemical
interaction
solutes
()
respect
solvents
().
Negative
values
energy
mixing
confirmed
stability
liquid
phases
their
extension
liquid–liquid
equilibrium.
response
surfaces
V
=
f(WOR,
S)
G
E
/RT
represent
behavior
solutions
function
physicochemical
formulation.
These
results
can
be
extended
other
colloidal
for
design
formulations
surfactants
anionic
salts,
oriented
diagnosis
resolution
problems
real
systems,
both
laboratory
industrial
level.
Colloids and Interfaces,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
9(1), P. 14 - 14
Published: Feb. 14, 2025
This
work
provides
a
comprehensive
review
of
experimental
methods
used
to
measure
rheological
properties
interfacial
layers
stabilized
by
surfactants,
asphaltenes,
and
proteins
that
are
relevant
systems
with
large
areas,
such
as
emulsions
foams.
Among
the
shear
presented,
deep
channel
viscometer,
bicone
rheometer,
double-wall
ring
rheometers
most
utilized.
On
other
hand,
main
dilational
rheology
techniques
discussed
surface
waves,
capillary
pressure,
oscillating
Langmuir
trough,
pendant
drop,
spinning
drop.
Recent
developments—including
machine
learning
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
models,
neural
networks
(ANN)
convolutional
(CNN)—to
calculate
tension
from
drop
shape
analysis
in
shorter
times
higher
precision
critically
analyzed.
Additionally,
configurations
involving
an
Atomic
Force
Microscopy
(AFM)
cantilever
contacting
bubble,
microtensiometer
platform,
rectangular
radial
troughs,
high-frequency
oscillation
setups
presented.
The
significance
Gibbs–Marangoni
effects
parameters
on
(de)stabilization
is
also
discussed.
Finally,
critical
recent
literature
measurement
Journal of Surfactants and Detergents,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 2, 2025
Abstract
This
article
celebrates
the
illustrious
career
and
scientific
legacy
of
Prof.
Jean‐Louis
Salager,
recipient
prestigious
Samuel
Rosen
Memorial
Award
presented
by
American
Oil
Chemists'
Society
(AOCS)
in
April
2020.
The
award
acknowledges
his
over
50
years
groundbreaking
contributions
to
field
surfactant
chemistry,
honoring
individuals
whose
work
has
had
a
profound
impact
on
both
industry
academia.
tribute
details
Salager's
lifelong
contributions,
which
extend
beyond
remarkable
discoveries
encompass
influence
generations
researchers,
many
whom
now
continue
across
globe.
brings
together
reflections
colleagues
collaborators
from
global
stage—scientists
professionals
inspired
mentorship
vision,
representing
Venezuelan
diaspora
careers
he
shaped
with
guidance
support.
Together,
they
underscore
enduring
Salager
as
teacher,
mentor,
friend,
inspire
shape
chemistry
interfacial
science
around
world.
Journal of Surfactants and Detergents,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 25, 2025
Abstract
Formulating
cosmetic
products
to
meet
consumer
expectations
poses
significant
challenges
in
terms
of
stability
and
shelf
life.
This
work
evaluates
emulsions
formulated
with
three
commercial
emulsifiers:
Polyglyceryl‐3
distearate
(Dermofeel®,
a
biobased
surfactant),
Glyceryl
stearate
(50%)/PEG‐100
(50%)
(Lipomulse®,
nonionic
mixture
glyceryl
ethoxylated
surfactants),
Potassium
cetyl
phosphate
(Amphisol
K®,
an
anionic
surfactant).
Additionally,
emollients,
namely
Caprylic/Capric
Triglyceride,
Isoamyl
Cocoate,
Jojoba
Oil,
were
incorporated
into
the
formulations.
The
effect
emulsion
composition
on
stability,
droplet
size,
rheology,
texture
was
systematically
assessed
via
experiments
multivariate
regression
modeling,
thereby
providing
objective
tool
for
formulation.
lifetime
showed
that
containing
exhibited
separation
velocities
larger
than
60
μm/s,
whereas
those
other
emulsifiers
below
40
indicating
lifetimes.
A
predictive
model
based
statistical
simplex
centroid
experimental
design
developed
evaluate
velocity
system,
enabling
assessment
important
variables
influence
stability.
results
indicate
(such
as
oil
concentration)
formulation
surfactant
nature
type)
are
determining
but
also
secondary
effects
such
surfactant‐emollient
interactions
crucial
predict
emulsions.
Cosmetics,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(1), P. 1 - 1
Published: Dec. 19, 2023
The
ever-evolving
cosmetic
industry
requires
advanced
analytical
techniques
to
explore,
understand,
and
optimize
product
performance
at
nano,
micro,
macroscopic
levels.
Nowadays,
these
insights
are
crucial
for
translating
microstructure
behavior
into
properties.
This
knowledge
is
essential
formulate
products
with
a
lower
carbon
footprint
higher
sustainability
profile,
incorporating,
the
same
time,
natural
or
biobased
raw
materials.
These
materials
may
present
challenges
formulators
scientists
due
either
an
inferior
when
compared
their
fossil-derived
counterparts
costs.
comprehensive
review
covers
spectrum
of
methodologies
employed
in
formulation,
including
chromatographic
analyses,
olfactometry,
electronic
nose
technology.
characterization
stability
involving
assessing
parameters
such
as
droplet
size,
zeta
potential,
viscosity,
centrifugation,
surface
tension,
interfacial
tension
also
explored.
discussion
this
paper
extends
role
rheology
understanding
molecular
structure
behavioral
dynamics
samples.
concludes
overview
colorimetric
analysis,
aspect
related
consumer
perception,
followed
by
on
opportunities
associated
using
meta-analysis
cosmetics.
formulation
cosmetics
employing
feedstocks
included,
highlighting
evolving
landscape
science
integration
sustainable
practices.
stands
interface
between
performance,
which
attained
through
detailed
examination
each
method.
know-how
shared
serves
valuable
resource
formulators,
researchers,
professionals
real-world
applications
field
formulation.
Colloids and Interfaces,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
8(1), P. 6 - 6
Published: Jan. 4, 2024
This
study
provides
valuable
insights
into
biobased
surfactant
systems,
shedding
light
on
their
behavior
and
potential
applications
in
cleaning
oil
recovery
processes.
By
combining
the
alkyl
polyglycoside
Triton®
CG-110
with
C12OH
fatty
alcohol,
a
promising
strategy
emerges,
enhancing
efficiency
of
surfactant-based
formulations.
innovative
approach
paves
way
for
sustainable
solutions
diverse
industrial
applications.
A
rheological
analysis
formulations
containing
demonstrated
Newtonian-like
up
to
3.2
v/v%
Triton,
while
viscoelastic
response
was
observed
system
6.4
Triton.
Self-diffusion
nuclear
magnetic
resonance
revealed
formation
larger
aggregates
C12OH,
diverging
from
classical
spherical
micellar
solution.
Moreover,
tests
highlighted
C12OH’s
significant
enhancement
system’s
oil-uptake
capacity.
identified
optimum
formulation
point,
corresponding
Winsor
III
microemulsion
phase,
samples
C12OH.
pivotal
discovery
showcases
tailored
blends,
indicating
path
toward
greener
more
effective
practices.
Journal of Surfactants and Detergents,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 21, 2024
Abstract
This
comprehensive
and
critical
review
explores
the
synthesis
applications
of
carbohydrate‐based
surfactants
within
biorefinery
concept,
focusing
on
biobased
sugar‐head
molecules
suitable
for
use
across
several
manufacturing
sectors,
including
cosmetics,
pharmaceuticals,
household
products,
detergents,
foods.
The
main
focus
relies
sustainable
alternatives
to
conventional
surfactants,
which
could
reduce
final
carbon
footprint
industrial
feedstocks
products.
A
thorough
analysis
raw
materials,
highlighting
significance
feedstock
sources,
current
rhamnolipid
biosurfactants
production
trends,
is
presented.
Key
organic
reactions
sorbitan
esters,
sucrose
alkyl
polyglycosides,
fatty
acid
glucamines,
such
as
glycosidation,
acylation,
etherification,
well
rhamnolipids
through
fermentation
are
described.
Given
scarce
literature
characterization
these
surfactant
types
hydrophilic–lipophilic
deviation
(HLD)
framework,
contribution
parameter
(SCP)
in
HLD
equation
critically
assessed.
economic
landscape
also
discussed,
noting
significant
growth
biosurfactant
market,
driven
by
environmental
awareness
regulatory
changes,
with
projections
indicating
a
substantial
market
increase
forthcoming
years.
Finally,
promising
potential
generative
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
developing
customized
molecules,
optimized
properties
targeted
applications,
emphasized
avenue
future
research.