“…7. This result is consistent with the nonionic-surfactant microemulsions (15). The larger the molecular weight of oil is added, the more lipophilic surfactant is needed to adjust an optimum HLB.…”
“…7. This result is consistent with the nonionic-surfactant microemulsions (15). The larger the molecular weight of oil is added, the more lipophilic surfactant is needed to adjust an optimum HLB.…”
“…It is known that the degree of the swelling of a starch granule decreases in the presence of lipids, but increases in the presence of SDS. 2 7) It is inferred that amylose and/or amylopectin particles might bind together with SDS micelles. Moreover, the results for spherical phytoglycogen are similar to those of linear EHEC.…”
“…Phase diagrams are shown to provide valuable information on the role played by structures of the polar phase, non-polar phase and surfactant in determining the properties of the system at any composition. (Porras et al 2008;Kunieda, Nakano & Akimaru 1995). This is because the second surfactant reduces interfacial tension of the system.…”
Section: Pseudo-ternary Phase Diagrams Of the Emulsionsmentioning
® / Span 80 ® ) showed a good stability with the smallest particle size and greater surface charges in the system. These ionic liquid-based nanoemulsions might have the potential in drug delivery systems.
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