Noun
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carbomer (plural carbomers)
(organic chemistry) An expanded molecule obtained by insertion of a C2 (carbon) unit in a given molecule
Thus, they require the addition of a rheological polymer agent, e.g., carbomer or acrylates copolymer, which can jeopardize sensorial attributes of the product including foam and texture, as well as performance. Source: Internet
Romanowski adds that these alcohols usually get thickened by some kind of acrylic polymer such as Carbomer (a group of polymers made from acrylic acid). Source: Internet
Hydroxyethylcellulose adds film-forming qualities and increases viscosity, together with the gel-forming carbomer, and controls the formulation thickness. Source: Internet
The formula is said to be based on the lactic acid content, 5.25% of molasses extract, but the acidity of the system will consume the TEA added for thickening the carbomer, decreasing its thickening capability. Source: Internet