Er, yes, indeed, sorry. Didn't realise it wasn't the same usage in English. In fact, "tenside" doesn't seem to be used but wikipedia redirects you to surfactant when you enter tenside. Made sense, though, tenside is related to tension so I didn't even think it would be different. I do know surfactant, though but my brain didn't get that far. ;o)
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Date: 2009-05-18 01:29 pm (UTC)Made sense, though, tenside is related to tension so I didn't even think it would be different. I do know surfactant, though but my brain didn't get that far. ;o)