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How an emulsion is formed?


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Emulsion:-

  • The emulsion is basically the dispersion of two immiscible substances with each other.
  • Emulsions are colloids in which, the dispersion medium is a continuous phase or in large amount, while the dispersed phase is a non-continuous phase.

Formation of emulsion:-

  • For the formation of emulsion, there are two substances that are immiscible with each other are taken.
  • So many times oil and water are the main components of emulsions.
  • When oil and water are agitated together with an emulsifying agent there is the formation of an emulsion.
  • Emulsifying agents are used for stabilizing the emulsions.
  • Example: In milk, the fat globules (dispersed phase) are suspended in water (dispersion medium).

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