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  Access the Ionic and charged properties of a formula?

  Posted by Anonymous on March 4, 2020 at 1:47 pm

  Hi, 

  How do I get someone to calculate the action, in-action and reaction taking place between the ingredients within a formula? 

  My client is requesting this. Clearly neither of us are a physicist, scientists, chemi engineer or a chemist but we’re hoping someone can help here. If it’s a case of a stoichiometry, how does that go down, where, who and how much?

  My client is assuming by obtaining the charge of the formula, she’s able to understand her product on a deeper level. 

  She wants to know about the dance that’s taking place at the micro level and will use science to help her understand how the product actually works. Yes/No? 

  This paper speaks of there being five particle charge categories in the formulation of shampoo.  

  Table: 

  Full article:

  Any advice how I can have this done? 

  Thanks heaps

  Anonymous replied 4 years, 8 months ago 0 Member · 0 Replies

  • chemical-composition
  • formulators
  • ionics
  • stoichiometry
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