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The effect of the structure of<br />

surface active agent on bio-degradation<br />

1) Cationic surfactant<br />

The bio-degradation of cationic surfactant requires<br />

aerobic conditions. The order of the ability of being biodegraded<br />

of three types of alkylbenzene sulfonates (ABS)<br />

with different structures of hydrophobic groups is as follows:<br />

Linear ABS (LAS)>ABS substituted by a branch-chain at the<br />

end of the group>trimethy ABS<br />

As for those cationic surfactants difficult being degraded, we<br />

can prepare them together with other types of surface active<br />

agents in order to raise its bio-degradation. e.g. trimethyl<br />

dodecyl ammonium chloride ( 三 甲 基 十 二 烷 基 氯 化 铵 )<br />

couldnot be degraded even in 27h while it can be easily<br />

degraded once being mixed with LAS at the radio of 1:1.

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