CPI’s Purification Products have been used in sulfur removal systems throughout the United States! Headquartered in Oklahoma, Chemical Products Industries, Inc. has been manufacturing and marketing patented H2S removal adsorbents and specialty catalysts for more than 20 years. Domestic success of CPI’s Purification Products in different types of applications has allowed CPI the opportunity […]
Silane, Siloxane, and Siliconate-based Water Repellents are all formulated and designed to prevent the ingress of water and chlorides by modifying the surface tension of the substrate. They penetrate and chemically react with the substrate changing the surface tension to provide a water-repellent barrier. This barrier protects the aesthetics and the integrity of the treated […]
Aqua-Cleen®’s superior metal surface wettability has been proven by using a wettability test for surfactant screening(1). The Water Wetting Capability Test (WWCT) or Reverse Emulsion Test (RET) designated by API was used by Bishop et al. to compare the wettability of Aqua-Cleen® and similar ethoxylated alcohols. In this experiment, a water-based conductive fluid containing a […]
Surfactant Additives What is a surfactant cleaner? When it comes to the cleaning industry, surfactants are the most versatile additives used to create optimized cleaning formulations. The term surfactant is derived from the phrase “surface active agent.” Surfactants reduce the surface tension between two liquids and the interfacial tension between a liquid and a solid. […]
What Are Mercaptans? Mercaptans, commonly referred to as thiols, are organosulfur molecules composed of carbon, hydrogen, and sulfur that are known for having a pungent odor similar to rotten cabbage or garlic. In nature, these compounds can be found in living organisms as a waste product of metabolism, and also in oil and gas. While […]
Hydrogen Sulfide Removal Hydrogen Sulfide is a chemical compound with the molecular formula H2S . H2S is a colorless toxic gas with an extreme rotten egg odor. Humans can normally detect the odor of the compound at 0.0047 ppm. A single breath at 1000 ppm is lethal. The need to control or remove hydrogen sulfide […]