Thermograms obtained during cooling and heating of bulk oil are presented in Table 7, and the O/W emul- sion samples in Figure 3. Analysis results show that, on one hand, the melting points of rapeseed and salmon oils are very close. On the other hand, salmon oil crys- tallization point sets at -18.7°C and that of rapeseed oil at -54.9°C (Table 7). These data point to the fact that salmon oil changes from liquid to solid state within a very narrow temperature range, near 5°C, while rapeseed oil and miglyol change from liquid to solid at 29°C and 28°C respectively. Considering the ratio between the areas of the peaks in relation with the corresponding