Oxygenated hydrocarbon ionic surfactants exhibit CO2 solubility
…, CB Roberts, JK Johnson, EJ Beckman
文献索引：Fan, Xin; Potluri, Vijay K.; McLeod, M. Chandler; Wang, Yang; Liu, Juncheng; Enick, Robert M.; Hamilton, Andrew D.; Roberts, Christopher B.; Johnson, J. Karl; Beckman, Eric J. Journal of the American Chemical Society, 2005 , vol. 127, # 33 p. 11754 - 11762
Several oxygenated hydrocarbons, including acetylated sugars, poly (propylene glycol), and oligo (vinyl acetate), have been used to generate CO2-soluble ionic surfactants. Surfactants with vinyl acetate tails yielded the most promising results, exhibiting levels of CO2 solubility comparable to those associated with fluorinated ionic surfactants. For example, a sodium sulfate with single, oligomeric vinyl acetate (VAc) tails consisting of 10 VAc repeat units ...
