A comparative examination of two distinct surfactants has been provided in this research paper. Using IR and UV spectroscopy, the structure and composition of the surfactants have been identified. The produced surfactants' physical and chemical characteristics, such as interfacial tension and certain electrical conductivities have been identified. From these observations, the surface pressure, the typical thermodynamic parameters of adsorption and micellization, as well as the maximum surface excess concentration and the minimum area of the molecule at the water/air interface, have all been computed. Additionally, these compounds' petrodispersing and petrocollecting properties have been examined, and their maximum petrocollecting coefficient values have been established.