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Laundry detergent

Laundry detergent is a type of detergent (cleaning agent) used for cleaning dirty laundry (clothes). Laundry detergent is manufactured in powder (washing powder) and liquid form.

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Laundry detergent

Nodes176
Edges175
Triples38
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.011364
Components1

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Laundry detergent

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related to Market · 14
Laundry detergent → According, Africa, China, Desmet Ballestra, Europe, European, In, India, Latin America, Lubrizol, Powders, Western, While, Worldwide
related to Surfactants · 6
Laundry detergent → Cationic, Laundry, Most, Surfactants, They, Zwitterionic
related to Components · 1
Laundry detergent → Laundry
see also · 1
Laundry detergent → Laundry

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laundry detergents detergent surfactants used washing also market water soil agents powdered soils builders enzymes ingredients liquid use may bleach

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
sugarsinstance ofWater-soluble soils0.80text
inorganic saltsinstance ofWater-soluble soils0.80text
ureainstance ofWater-soluble soils0.80text
and perspiration.Solid particulate soils such as rustinstance ofWater-soluble soils0.80text
metal oxidesinstance ofWater-soluble soils0.80text
sootinstance ofWater-soluble soils0.80text
wineinstance ofheat or alkali to hydrolyze and denature them into smaller parts before they can be removed by the surfactants.Bleachable stains0.80text
coffeeinstance ofheat or alkali to hydrolyze and denature them into smaller parts before they can be removed by the surfactants.Bleachable stains0.80text
teainstance ofheat or alkali to hydrolyze and denature them into smaller parts before they can be removed by the surfactants.Bleachable stains0.80text
fruit juicesinstance ofheat or alkali to hydrolyze and denature them into smaller parts before they can be removed by the surfactants.Bleachable stains0.80text
and vegetable stainsinstance ofheat or alkali to hydrolyze and denature them into smaller parts before they can be removed by the surfactants.Bleachable stains0.80text
SDS have found increasing application at the expense of LAS.Since the 1970sinstance ofalkyl sulfates0.80text

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