COLLOIDAL CHEMISTRY: THE TECHNOLOGY EXPLAINED
A sustainable world requires a new chemical technology for cleaning.
Colloidal chemistry is the new technology that makes possible the conversion of plant extracts into powerful, yet surprisingly mild solutions that dissolve oil, grease, scum, stain, and other hydrocarbons.
When extracts of natural plants such as soy, corn, grain, potatoes, and trees are mechanically and chemically processed with nano-technology, they lose their former characteristics. New particles are created which are described as “colloidal micelles”. Colloidal micelles are so small (0.000,000,001 cm) they can only be observed with a powerful electron microscope. The micelles range in size between one and four nanometres, roughly the size of ten hydrogen atoms or 1/80,000 the width of a human hair.