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thickeners
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thickeners,
n.pl See binder.
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In conclusion, the main objective in formulating sulfate-free personal and pet cleansers is to choose the right surfactants and the appropriate thickener system which complement each other and provide an optimum cost/performance effective formulation.
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Particle image velocimetry (PIV) profiles are considered in the perspective of the dynamic uniaxial extensional viscosity (DUEV) of the coatings and an effort to understand the results in terms of the structural aspects of the thickener molecules is undertaken.
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