Table 3. Surfactants Used in Different Types of Slurry Stabilizations.

name of the surfactant	type of slurry stabilization	reference
sodium polyacrylate and sodium styrene–sulfonate	coal–water slurry	Kakui and Kamiya86
SDS and CTAB	coal–water slurry	Gürses et al.87
sulfonated acetone formaldehyde resin and naphthalenesulfonate formaldehyde	coal–water slurry	Qiu et al.88
Sapindus laurifolia	coal–water slurry	Das et al.26
polyisoprene sulfonic acid soda (Dynaflow-K)	coal–water slurry	Dincer et al.89
Acacia concina	coal–water slurry	Das et al.90
grafted sulfonated alkali lignin polymers	coal–water slurry	Qin et al.91
acacia auriculiformis and carboxyl methyl cellulose	coal–water slurry	Das et al.92
ethoxylated nonylphenol surfactants and medium chain alcohols	crude oil-in-water emulsion	Santos et al.93
ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer	crude oil-in-water emulsion	Taraneh et al.94
SMATWEEN	crude oil-in-water emulsion	Orazbekuly et al.95
Triton X-100	crude oil-in-water emulsion	Ashrafizadeh and Kamran96
sodium carbonate (Na2CO3)	crude oil-in-water emulsion	Ashrafizadeh et al.97
Sapindus laurifolia and SDS	fly ash water slurry	Behera et al.34
Acacia auriculiformis and sodium silicate	fly ash water slurry	Behera et al.28
CTAB	fly ash water slurry	Naik et al.33
Acacia concinna	fly ash water slurry	Pattanaik et al.20
sodium silicate	fly ash water slurry	Senapati et al.98
S40	limestone–water slurry	He et al.99
cocamidopropyl hydroxysultaine	limestone–water slurry	Alvarez et al.100
bis(2-ethylhexyl)sulfosuccinate sodium	clay–water slurry	Suzzoni et al.101
sucrose capric acid ester and sucrose lauric acid ester	food–water slurry	Krawczyk102