emulsification
Physical Chemistry. the process of making two liquids into a colloidal suspension, in which particles of one liquid are dispersed throughout the other but not dissolved in it:The students conducted an experiment to produce hand cream from oil, water, and other ingredients, applying the theory of emulsification.
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A well-made fondue is what food scientists would call an emulsified cheese sauce.
The scientific way to make perfectly creamy fondue | By Pat Polowsky/Saveur | October 2, 2020 | Popular-ScienceTo make a more stable emulsification, whisk raw egg yolk into the vinegar and proceed as above.
If soap be used along with the alkali, the whole of the wax is removed by emulsification.
This is probably not true, easy emulsification of the raw oil being often confounded with easy splitting.
This extreme fineness is secured by long emulsification, or by the use of ammonia and a boiling heat.
Photography in the Studio and in the Field | Edward M. Estabrooke
A soft gelatine is suitable for the process of emulsification; afterwards a hard quality is used to give body and resistance.
Photography in the Studio and in the Field | Edward M. EstabrookeNatural cheese melted and modified by emulsification with a harmless agent and thus changed into a plastic mass.
The Complete Book of Cheese | Robert Carlton Brown
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