emulsifying agent


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emulsifying agent

[ə′məl·sə‚fī·iŋ ‚ā·jənt]
(materials)
disperser
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The emulsion thus formed is stabilised against liquid separation by an emulsifying agent.
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The MMA, St, emulsifying agent sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS), initiator [K.
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With the help of an emulsifying agent, a solvent or oil normally incompatible with water can be uniformly distributed throughout a volume of water.
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