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Emulsions: Overview

This topic covers concepts, such as, Emulsions, Emulsifying Agents, Coalescence & Inversion of Phase in Emulsions etc.

Important Questions on Emulsions

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Milk is an example of

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Milk can be preserved by adding a few drops of

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Emulsifier is an agent which

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An emulsifier is a substance which

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Define inversion of phase in emulsions.

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In phase inversion, w/o type emulsion changes to o/w type and vice versa.

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In phase inversion, w/o type emulsion changes to o/w type but the o/w type cannot change to w/o type emulsion.

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In phase _____ (retention/inversion), w/o type emulsion changes to o/w type and vice versa.

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w/o emulsions spread readily than o/w emulsion when spread on an oily surface.

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Distinguish between o/w and w/o emulsions using spreading test.

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o/w emulsions spread readily than w/o emulsion when spread on an _____(aquoeous/oily) surface.

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o/w emulsions spread readily than w/o emulsion when spread on an oily surface.

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Describe spreading test for identification of emulsions.

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Describe viscosity test for identification of emulsions.

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o/w emulsions will have higher viscosity value than w/o emulsion.

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o/w emulsions will have _____ (higher/lower) viscosity value than w/o emulsion.

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Distinguish between o/w and w/o emulsions using viscosity test.

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o/w emulsions will have lower viscosity value than w/o emulsion.

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Which of the following test can not be used in the detection of type of emulsion?

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List the tests used for the detection of types of emulsions.