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emulsion

Stable dispersion of a liquid in another liquid – for example, oil and water in some cosmetic lotions.
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2c the so-called double emulsion morphology is observed: the PET forms the continuous phase and divides the PP into separated large areas, within these areas numbers of small PET droplets are distributed.
Influence of processing window and weight ratio on the morphology of ... by Li, Wenjing; Schlarb, Alois K.; Evstatiev, Michael / Polymer Engineering and Science
These double emulsions, described in the April 22 Science, are stabler than single emulsions, which are commonly used for encapsulating flavors and other types of food additives, says lead investigator David Weitz.
Double bubble comes off in a pinch by Goho, A. / Science News
While the silver crystals are triple-layered, the film has only one emulsion layer, unlike many other fast films which rely on a thicker, less sharp, double emulsion.
New tools: special new films issue by Horwitz, Sil / PSA Journal
 
 
 
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