Abstract: Dedust compositions suitable for use as dedust oil for mineral wool applications comprise a) from 95 percent by weight to 99.99 percent by weight of a triacyl glyceride sourced from a plant or animal oil, the triacyl glyceride having an IV of from 45 to 70, a viscosity at 30C of from 30 mPa·s to 80 mPa·s, and a Solid Fat Content of 15% w/w or less at 10C; and b) from 100 ppm to 2,500 ppm of an antioxidant. The dedust composition exhibits a flash point of at least 280C. In aspects, the dedust composition is liquid at 23C. In aspects, the triacyl glyceride is palm super olein.

Abstract: Structured agrochemical concentrates comprise agrochemical actives dispersed in a structured oil system of an oil and structurant oligomer including urethane and/or urea linkages and residues of a dimer or trimer component. The concentrate formulations may contain other components such as surfactants without the structurant loosing its effect a problem with known structurants. The concentrates can be readily diluted to give sprayable agrochemical formulations.

Abstract: A structured composition contains an organic phase containing a fragrance composition, wherein the organic phase is structured by a structuring polymer which contains fatty acid dimer/trimer containing moieties and urea and/or urethane linkages. The structured composition is particularly suitable for use as an air freshener or candle.

Abstract: A process for producing granules of anionic surfactant, preferably PAS by heating an aqueous paste of the surfactant to a temperature in excess of 130.degree. C. and subsequently cooling the feedstock to provide surfactant granules, detergent particles obtainable by the process and compositions containing them are disclosed.

Abstract: A process for producing granules of anionic surfactant, preferably PAS by in situ neutralisation of a precursor acid to form the surfactant, heating the surfactant to a temperature in excess of 130.degree. C. and subsequently cooling the to provide surfactant granules is disclosed. Detergent compositions containing such granules are also disclosed.

Abstract: A process for producing granules of anionic surfactant, preferably PAS by in situ neutralisation of a precursor acid to form the surfactant, heating the surfactant to a temperature in excess of 130° C. and subsequently cooling the to provide surfactant granules is disclosed. Detergent compositions containing such granules are also disclosed.