شلات کننده = chelating agent

chelating agent = ماده شلات کننده، ماده کیلیت کننده

SEQUESTRANTS — Chelating agents that act by binding to and removing metal ions (such as calcium, magnesium and iron) and nonmetal ions (such as chlorine and salt) from hard water, causing hair to be cleansed and rinsed more thoroughly. Sequestrants also help minimize discoloration of natural and color-treated hair that might normally be altered by pool and salt water or excessive perspiration. Examples: rice extract, citric acid, kelp extract, alginate. (INCI dictionary) 

CITRIC ACID — Extract from citrus fruits used as a natural pH adjuster in cosmetics.Added to shampoos, it acts as a chelating agent, binding to chlorine and iron (from hard water) and removing them from the hair. (INCI dictionary) 

HYDROLYZED CORN STARCH — Corn Syrup. Natural chelating agent added to shampoos to improve rinseability by binding to iron (from hard water) and chlorine and removing them from the hair. Also used as an emulsifier and humectant. (INCI dictionary)

SODIUM PHYTATE — The complex sodium salt of phytic acid, derived from the seeds of cereal grains, legumes and nuts. A natural chelating agent, it is used in shampoos to bind to minerals and impurities in the hair, allowing hair to rinse clean. Used to boost our new preser vative system. (INCI dictionary)

chelator = شلات کننده

 گرمای حاصل از واکنش اکسایشی کاهشی در فرآیند بی رنگ کردن موها مورد استفاده قرار می گیرد. فرمولاسیون محلول قلیایی محلول قلیایی معمولاً شامل آمونیاک، آب خالص و ماده شلات کننده است. بیش از نیمی از فرمولاسیون را آب تشکیل می دهد. برای تولید محلول قلیایی آب خالص را حرارت داده و ترکیبات دیگر به جز آمونیاک را به فرمول اضافه می کنند و پس از سرد شدن آمونیاک اضافه می شود.

 دیکشنری آرایشی بهداشتی احسان حسنانی ماده اکسیدان اصلی استفاده شده معمولاً هیدروژن پروکساید می باشد. از آنجا که هیدروژن پروکساید به راحتی تجزیه می شود، مواد شلات کننده و تنظیم کننده pH و دیگر ترکیبات پایدار کننده نیز اضافه می شوند. واکنش اکسیداسیون مطابق آنچه در شکل زیر نشان داده شده، اتفاق می افتد.

SEQUESTRANTS — Chelating agents that act by binding to and removing metal ions (such as calcium, magnesium and iron) and nonmetal ions (such as chlorine and salt) from hard water, causing hair to be cleansed and rinsed more thoroughly. Sequestrants also help minimize discoloration of natural and color-treated hair that might normally be altered by pool and salt water or excessive perspiration. Examples: rice extract, citric acid, kelp extract, alginate. (INCI dictionary) 

CITRIC ACID — Extract from citrus fruits used as a natural pH adjuster in cosmetics.Added to shampoos, it acts as a chelating agent, binding to chlorine and iron (from hard water) and removing them from the hair. (INCI dictionary) 

HYDROLYZED CORN STARCH — Corn Syrup. Natural chelating agent added to shampoos to improve rinseability by binding to iron (from hard water) and chlorine and removing them from the hair. Also used as an emulsifier and humectant. (INCI dictionary)

SODIUM PHYTATE — The complex sodium salt of phytic acid, derived from the seeds of cereal grains, legumes and nuts. A natural chelating agent, it is used in shampoos to bind to minerals and impurities in the hair, allowing hair to rinse clean. Used to boost our new preser vative system. (INCI dictionary)