Use of oxidised polysaccharides in detergent compositions

C.G. van de Watering; H.A.A.H. Visser; J.W. Timmermans; T.M. Slaghek; R.J.R. Langerock

Use of oxidised polysaccharides in detergent compositions

C.G. van de Watering (Inventor), H.A.A.H. Visser (Inventor), J.W. Timmermans (Inventor), T.M. Slaghek (Inventor), R.J.R. Langerock (Inventor)

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Abstract

Polycarboxy polysaccharides, in particular dicarboxymaltodextrins, having a molecular weight between 1,600 and 12,000 and having a degree of oxidation (DO) of 0.12-0.6 carboxyl groups per anhydromonose unit, can be used as a cobuilder, in particular as an anti-redeposition and soil dispersing agent in detergent compositions.

Original language	English
Patent number	WO9903961
Priority date	15/07/97
Publication status	Published - 28 Jan 1999

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