Ultrasonic Homogenization of Oil in Water
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- čas přidán 13. 03. 2018
- This video shows ultrasonic homogenization of vegetable oil(200ml) in pure water(400ml) without any surfactants or emulsifieres.
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Can this machine do 2000g pls
what the frequency to homogenized coconut oil and water?
666 Hz Ha hah hah ha haaaaaa!
20khz
how much time before having 2 phases again? Or it gives a stable emulsion
We just keep emulsion for one month and then empty the beaker.
Nice.I like to buy.Do you have the handheld type?
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how long will the mixture last? will it separate?
Sorry for that I don't know the exact time. I just keep the solution for approx. one month, and it stayed emusified.
@@HanzhouUltrasonic After a certain point I've heard that it becomes semi-permanent. My friend had an oil/water desk toy that I'd always shake up every time I came over and eventually, after years of me shaking it up, it just never went back to normal. I'd sit somewhere and shake that damn thing for 30 minutes at a time. It stayed that way for years until he finally threw it away.
how you were mean to your friend
Price? Please
Is it available @ TAMIL NADU,INDIA.
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After the emulsification process, is it possible to remove the white color so that the final mixture becomes colorless?
sorry haven't tried
no
The white color is caused by the diffraction and reflectance of light by the microscopic droplets of oil created through homogenization. There is no way to remove it.
Wouldn’t that just be removing the oil somehow
How much? I need this
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how can i fillter out water from an oil perfume
You wouldn't want to. Both perfume oils and pure essential oils are readily available, and some oils are relatively inexpensive, with the notable exception of orris. Remember that water and oil do not mix without a miscible solvent... usually ethanol and/or isopropanol.
Don't forget some egg yolk, salt, parsley, majoram and some drops of vinegar... Nice apparatus
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Petroleum solvent samel remove
Basically mayonnaise. The only thing missing is the vinegar. For real mayonnaise (no pun intended), lecithin, the lecithin from egg yolks, or actual egg yolks are used.
It does look like milk, is this a coincidence?
Many emulsions are opaque, giving them the appearance of milk. In fact, milk itself is an emulsion of water and fat. Even nonfat milk has to contain traces of fat.
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