Fats And Fatty Degeneration a Physico Chemical Study of Emulsions And the Norma
Fats And Fatty Degeneration a Physico Chemical Study of Emulsions And the Norma
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875 and 2. 5 percent. When first poured into the jars shown in the illustration, after an hour's beating in the stirring apparatus, the mixtures look much alike. The pure water and oil mixture separates very quickly. In the course of the next 48 to 56 hours, separation occurs in some of the others. The photograph was taken at the end of several days. Separation in the 38 FATS AND FATTY DEGENERATION first cylinder on the left, containing oil and water only, is practically complete; the same is t...rue for the second, con- taining but little soap, and for the third, which is partially broken; the fourth cylinder showed separation after sev- eral days, while the fifth yielded an entirely permanent emulsion.
But the soaps tend to lose their hydrophilic properties on mere dilution. In keeping with this fact, an increasing FIG. 8.
difficulty is noted in the production of an emulsion as the soap is diluted. Lasting emulsions cannot be prepared in a soap water below a certain concentration; more techni- cally put, enough hydrophilic colloid must be present to take up all the water as a hydrate before stabilization is obtained.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
875 and 2. 5 percent. When first poured into the jars shown in the illustration, after an hour's beating in the stirring apparatus, the mixtures look much alike. The pure water and oil mixture separates very quickly. In the course of the next 48 to 56 hours, separation occurs in some of the others. The photograph was taken at the end of several days. Separation in the 38 FATS AND FATTY DEGENERATION first cylinder on the left, containing oil and water only, is practically complete; the same is t...rue for the second, con- taining but little soap, and for the third, which is partially broken; the fourth cylinder showed separation after sev- eral days, while the fifth yielded an entirely permanent emulsion.
But the soaps tend to lose their hydrophilic properties on mere dilution. In keeping with this fact, an increasing FIG. 8.
difficulty is noted in the production of an emulsion as the soap is diluted. Lasting emulsions cannot be prepared in a soap water below a certain concentration; more techni- cally put, enough hydrophilic colloid must be present to take up all the water as a hydrate before stabilization is obtained.
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