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Last updated January 31, 2026

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Isotropic polymer solubilization matrix: HenkelRecent Research Landscape

High active ingredient density causes phase separation and instability in liquid formulations, which is mitigated through precise surfactant-solvent ratio control. This ensures product shelf-life and consistent dosing performance in low-water environments.

What technical problems is Henkel addressing in Isotropic polymer solubilization matrix?

Particulate soil redeposition

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High concentrations of solid surfactants in liquid matrices often lead to precipitation, phase separation, or undesirable gelation. Overcoming these physical stability limits allows for the production of compact, high-performance cleaning agents.

Aqueous phase separation turbidity

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Incompatibility between charged copolymers and surfactants leads to phase separation and loss of optical clarity. Preventing these visual and structural instabilities ensures product homogeneity and consumer acceptance.