Titlebook: Emulsions; A. Weiss Conference proceedings 1978 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1978 aluminium.distribution.electrolyte.electrophoresis.

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0340-255X Overview: 978-3-662-16093-0978-3-7985-1805-6Series ISSN 0340-255X Series E-ISSN 1437-8027

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Welfare in a Global Steady-State Economy,Rosin (or resin acid) the non-volatile fraction obtained by steam distillation of resin consists of a mixture of some isomeric diterpene acids, the most abundant being the abietic acid. Resin acid and its salts are mostly used as driers in varnishes, paints, etc. because of their surface active behaviour.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-73803-6Detergents have long been used in the stabilization of emulsions (1,2) and these were found probably the most efficient emulsifiers (3, 4). Despite their emulsifying action, we here found, that these materials can be used, equally well, in breaking the emulsions.

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Recently the concept of the effective chain length (. .), taking into account the influence of the structure of surface active agents on surface phenomena and bulk properties, was introduced (1–4). Several different methods to determine the effective chain length were also described (5).

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Flocculation of oil-in-water emulsions by detergents,Detergents have long been used in the stabilization of emulsions (1,2) and these were found probably the most efficient emulsifiers (3, 4). Despite their emulsifying action, we here found, that these materials can be used, equally well, in breaking the emulsions.

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The influence of dispersed phase volume and particle size distribution on the rheology of oil-in-oiIt has been shown earlier (1), that in addition to normal oil-in-water and water-in-oil emulsions, a new third type of oil-in-oil emulsion can be prepared with two nonaqueous immiscible liquids as continuous and disperse phases and surfactant as emulsifying agent.

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