What is the difference between emulsion and dispersion?
Emulsions and dispersions share similar characteristics, but it is important to understand their differences.
An emulsion is a homogeneous mixture of two immiscible liquids, namely oil and water. Oil in water is characterized by humectants and the like. An example of water in an oil emulsion is sunscreen.
A dispersion is when small water-insoluble particles are mixed in a liquid. They need to go through a robust mixing process that incorporates the small particles into a liquid base so that they remain suspended in a homogenous mixture.
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- 1A Brief Discussion on the Difference between Disperser and Stirrer
- 2Several Common Coating Dispersers
- 3Inspection Contents of Chemical Plant Disperser
- 4The difference between Disperser ordinary and explosion-proof type
- 5Disperser stirring speed formula
- 6What's wrong with Disperser stirring?
- 7Main Structure of Vacuum Defoaming Disperser
- 8What oil is used in Latex paint Disperser?
- 9How to make a Disperser bucket holder?
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