Abstract
Irritation intensities to the rabbit eye mucosa were examined by Ogura method and Draize method on various surface active agents including linear alkylate self onate (LAS), alpha olefin selfonate (AOS), sulfate of synthetic alcohol (syn. AS) and a formulated detergent for kitchen use, and the series of different carbon chain AOS, C10-C18, and sulfates of natural alcohol (AS), 10-C18.
The observation of the minimum irritation concentration, the degree of symptoms and the period of recovery were revealed that AOS was weaker than LAS or syn.AS, no difference was observed between C10-C18 AOS, and that syn.AS was feebly stronger than AS from natural alcohol.
