FMEE Fatty Methyl Ester Ethoxylates CAS 65218-33-7 | Lemondedudroit

There are two types: P816 and 24-09. There are 2 types of P816 and 2409.

FMEE Fatty Methyl Ester Ethoxylates have Ester within the molecular structure. It is very similar to oil or wax, as per the principle of similar phase disolution. Oil, mineral oil, paraffin wax, and oil all have high dissolution and removal abilities. It has a cloud point between 98 to 103 so that it is suitable for high-temperature processes. It still maintains fluidity up to -5°C at its pour point, which is clearly higher than the AEO and TX Series. FMEE nears zero is opaque, and it becomes cloudy. But it retains fluidity. FMEE Fatty Ester Ethoxylates performed significantly better than AEO-9/AEO-7 infiltration. As the test solution, 5g/L was used. The settling time for standard canvas was also taken into account to determine the infiltration performance.

There are 3 production routes for FMEE Fatty Metyl Ester Ethoxylates.
First, fatty is ethoxylated with fatty oil to make fatty polyoxyethylene ether. Then it is esterified by methanol. Second, methanol is used to produce methyl glycol polyether. This then proceeds to esterify the fatty acid. Two steps are required to produce the above product. It also costs a high amount of money and has lots of waste products, such as polyethylene glycol or diesters. Third is direct addition of the fatty acid, methyl ester to ethylene oxide. It is a quick process and costs little. The main FMEE-producing companies, Sihe Petroleum or Malepine Petroleum currently use this route.

Application FMEE Fatty Metyl Ester Ethoxylates
FMEE Fatty Methyl Ester Ethoxylates may be used to flood secondary oil fields. There are many options for flotation beneficiation in mining. FMEE can remove and clean metal. The flotation, oil and wax extraction are some of the options available in paper-making as well as textile printing. This can be used for everyday cleaning or washing household products.