Tergentinalapú
Tergentinalapú is a term that has appeared in a small number of specialist chemistry and material science publications. It is generally used to refer to a synthetic amphiphilic polymer that combines a surfactant head group with a rigid polymer backbone. The name derives from the Latin root “tergentinus,” meaning detergent, and the suffix “‑lapú,” which has been used in the naming of related copolymers in a series developed in the early 2010s.
The substance is produced by a copolymerization reaction that incorporates a tertiary amine surfactant monomer and
Scientific reports on tergentinalapú are scarce, and there is currently no consensus on standardized nomenclature or
Because of the limited data, the safety profile of tergentinalapú has not been fully characterized. Preliminary