- form water-in-oil emulsions.
Examples of food
emulsifiers are: Egg yolk – in
which the main
emulsifying and
thickening agent is lecithin. Mustard – where...
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Emulsifying wax is a
cosmetic emulsifying ingredient. The
ingredient name is
often followed by the
initials NF,
indicating that it
conforms to the specifications...
- GMS is a food
additive used as a thickening,
emulsifying, anticaking, and
preservative agent; an
emulsifying agent for oils, waxes, and solvents; a protective...
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Membrane emulsification (ME) is a
relatively novel technique for
producing all
types of
single and
multiple emulsions for DDS (drug
delivery systems),...
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Emulsified Fuels are
emulsions composed of
water and a
combustible liquid,
either oil or a fuel.
Emulsions are a
particular example of a
dispersion comprising...
- calcium-sequestering agent,
often mistakenly called an "
emulsifier" ("
emulsifying salt" and "
emulsifying agent" are correct, however), to stop
calcium from...
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Sauce gribiche is a cold egg
sauce in
French cuisine, made by
emulsifying hard-boiled egg
yolks and
mustard with a
neutral oil like
canola or grapeseed...
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chocolate industry as an
emulsifier,
often as
alternative to lecithin. At room
temperature it is liquid.
Ammonium phosphatide Emulsifier YN E
number E442 Polyglycerol...
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gravy of cream,
tomatoes and
Indian ****es. This dish is
prepared by
emulsifying tomatoes, onions,
ground cashews,
clarified butter and
cream into a curry...
- OO-zoh), also
known as the
louche effect (/luːʃ/ LOOSH) and
spontaneous emulsification, is the
phenomenon of
formation of a
milky oil-in-water
emulsion when...
