OUR TECHNOLOGY How do NBCM work in cleaning and degreasing? NBCM cleaning are different from traditional cleaning technology which use the molecular attraction.

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OUR TECHNOLOGY How do NBCM work in cleaning and degreasing? NBCM cleaning are different from traditional cleaning technology which use the molecular attraction of cationic (positive ions) and anionic (negative ions). NBCM do not have any ionic groups and do not react with hard water ions. They have hydrophilic poles and hydrophobic poles. In a colloidal solution, if the amount of NBCM are increased, there will come to a point where they can no longer accumulate at the surface. The NBCM molecules will find other ways of shielding their hydrophobic tails from water. The NBCM molecules will aggregate into a cluster in which the tails point inwards. The head groups will form a water soluble shell in the outer surface. When NBCM are in contact with oil (hydrocarbon) molecules, the center of NBCM bonds to a similar hydrophobic oil (hydrocarbon). They surround and separate (emulsify) oil (hydrocarbon) molecules from each other and/or the surface to which they cling. Once the oil (hydrocarbon) is surrounded and separated through the disruption in the attraction to the other oil (hydrocarbon) molecules and/or to the surface, the oil (hydrocarbon) can be uplifted from the surface and rinsed or wiped away easily. NEXTBACK HOME TECHNOLOGY Shemical Shemical ® Safety, Health & Environment Chemicals

surface water grease NBCM Figure 1. NBCM attack the particle of grease. Figure 2. NBCM surround the particle of grease. Figure 3. NBCM break the particle of grease. Figure 4. The particles of grease come off to the surface & remain suspended in the water. represents NEXTBACK HOME TECHNOLOGY OUR TECHNOLOGY How do NBCM work in cleaning and degreasing? Shemical Shemical ® Safety, Health & Environment Chemicals

Optical microscopy image of nano and micro emulsions of oil and NBCM cleaner after rinsing with water. BACK HOME TECHNOLOGY OUR TECHNOLOGY How do NBCM work in cleaning and degreasing? Shemical Shemical ® Safety, Health & Environment Chemicals