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6616666 
Journal Article 
Novel polymeric dispersants for aqueous suspension concentrate formulations 
Herbert, RM; , 
2003 
Yes 
ASTM Special Technical Publication
ISSN: 0066-0558 
AMERICAN SOCIETY TESTING AND MATERIALS 
W CONSHOHOCKEN 
ASTM Special Technical Publication 
STP 1430 
15-23 
English 
Styrene-acrylic copolymer surfactants demonstrate significant dispersant performance advantages in suspension concentrate formulations versus current industry standards. The formulation requirement of dispersant to maintain the active ingredient in suspension upon dilution was significantly lower with styrene-acrylic dispersants Atlox(R) Metasperse 100L or Atlox(R) Metasperse 500L than with other commercially available anionic surfactants.When blended with Atlase(R) G5000 and Synperonic(R) A7 nonionic surfactants, low viscosity suspension concentrate formulations can be developed using either Atlox(R) Metasperse 100L or Atlox(R) Metasperse 500L. Equally important is the use of experimental design techniques to monitor how subtle changes in surfactant ratio can affect formulation performance and aid the formulation chemist in selecting the optimum performing surfactant system. 
Atlas® GS0002; Atlox® Metasperse 100L2; experimental design techniques; hydrophilic-lipophilic balance; surfactants; suspension concentrate; Synperonic® A72 
Downer, RA; Mueninghoff, JC; Volgas, GC; 
0-8031-3453-3 
Symposium on Pesticide Formulations and Delivery Systems - Meeting the Challenges of the Current Crop Protection Industry 
DALLAS, TX