Product Literature
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Tomamine (R) Emulsifier 300 Brochure Tomamine Emulsifier 300 is a balanced emulsifier for mineral seal oil (MSO) and other hydrophobes in water used to optimize drying efficiency for vehicle care products.  Size: 3.11mb Format: Adobe Acrobat	Tomadry (TM) DAB Drying Additive Tomadry DAB drying additive is a 100% active wax additive that was designed for formulation into a wide variety of transportation cleaning applications. Tomadry DAB drying additive can be added to existing formulations to boost drying efficiency and increase surface protection and shine.  Size: 2.20mb Format: Adobe Acrobat
Tomamine Ether Amine Brochure Highlights a wide range of ether amines and derivatives, for a variety of applications as additives in HI&I cleaners, lubricants, fuel additives, agricultural formulations, clay treatment and ore flotation.  Size: 300kb Format: Adobe Acrobat	Tomadol® Ethoxylated Alchohols and Nonidet ™ Alkoxylated Surfactants Pub 120-08-036-US Air Products produces a wide variety of nonionic surfactants. Size: 265kb Format: Adobe Acrobat
Tomadol® L-series Ethoxylated Alcohols 120-08-006-US (rev. Feb 10) The Tomadol L-Series ethoxylated alcohols are based on plant-derived hydrophobes and are suitable for a wide range of surfactant applications. Size: 2.68mb Format: PDF	Ether Amines and Derivatives Formulary 2001 Starting formulations for a wide variety of household, industrial and institutional formulations, using Tomah® ether amines and derivatives.  Size: 180kb Format: Adobe Acrobat
Tomadol® Formulary 2000 Starting formulations for a wide variety of household, industrial and institutional formulations, using Tomadol™ linear alcohol ethoxylates. Size: 120kb Format: Adobe Acrobat	Tomadol® Alcohol Ethoxylate Product Guide Product guide describing the physical and chemical properties, handling characteristics and performance properties of the Tomadol™ range of products. Size: 7.7mb Format: Adobe Acrobat
Tomadol® 900 High performance and environmentally friendly NP-9 replacement gives you easy handling, superior cleaning.  Size: 190kb Format: Adobe Acrobat	Tomadol® 600 High performance and environmentally friendly NP-6 replacement gives you easy handling, superior cleaning.  Size: 180kb Format: Adobe Acrobat
Tomadol® 400 High performance and environmentally friendly NP-4 replacement gives you easy handling, superior cleaning.  Size: 180kb Format: Adobe Acrobat	Tomadyne Tomadyne 100 and 102 are designed to be affordable and efficient surfactants for use in water-based degreasing and hard surface cleaning applications.  Size: 65kb Format: Adobe Acrobat
Tomadol® 901 Tomadol 901 is a high performance surfactant base for degreasers and other hard surface cleaners. This readily biodegradable surfactant is compatible with acid and alkaline, and with anionic, cationic and nonionic systems. Tomadol 901 contains no phenolic compounds.  Size: 90kb Format: Adobe Acrobat	Tomadol® 910 Tomadol 910 is an alternative to NP-9 for laundry formulations. With its similar physical properties, it has "drop-in" compatibility. Unlike NP-9, Tomadol 910 is readily biodegradable.  Size: 85kb Format: Adobe Acrobat
Tomadol Status on EU Directive Tomadols meet the requirements of the European Directive under EEC Directive 82/242. This document has supporting data required by the directive to show greater than 60% degradation using OECD 301F test method.  Size: 16kb Format: PDF

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