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PRACTICAL WALKTHROUGH · PARAMETERS · COMMON MISTAKES
Emulsification disperses one liquid phase into another, forming stabilized droplets.
Origin: French, European (18th century, ancient) — France, Europe
See full technique reference →Oil‑in‑water systems require emulsifiers with HLB 8–10 and moderate temperatures (20–25 °C), while water‑in‑oil systems rely on high‑shear homogenization and low temperatures (<5 °C). Stability is governed by interfacial tension, droplet size, viscosity, and co‑stabilizers such as polysaccharides.
Primary Reaction
Dispersal of immiscible liquids into droplets stabilized by emulsifiers
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Key Variables