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Chevron enters licensing agreement with ZL Chemicals for advanced chemical-surfactant technology

This article was originally posted on Chemical Engineering Online.
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Chevron Technical Center has licensed its advanced chemical-surfactant technology to ZL Chemicals, allowing ZL to commercialize it under the Vantis brand with related products and services. Both companies are based in Houston.

Which industries or use cases do you think Vantis-branded surfactant solutions could impact most, and why?

Chevron Technical Center, a division of Chevron Corp. (Houston, Tex.) and ZL Chemicals Ltd. (Houston, Tex.) announced a technology licensing agreement under which ZL may commercialize Chevron-developed chemical-surfactant technology. ZL plans to offer products and services utilizing the licensed technology under the Vantis™ brand. Chevron has developed and applied advanced surfactant technology to improve resource […]

The post Chevron enters licensing agreement with ZL Chemicals for advanced chemical-surfactant technology appeared first on Chemical Engineering.

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MikeHarlan
Jul 14 at 2:00 AM
Curious if the Vantis surfactants are PFAS‑free and what their biodegradability/aquatic toxicity profile looks like. Also, do you have data on low‑temp viscosity and foaming behavior? Those two determine how pain‑free bulk unloading and drum/tote filling are in winter operations.

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