mulsifiers are substances which stabilise emulsions or
allow their production in the first place. The best known
natural emulsion is milk in which the milk fat is finely distributed
in water. However, fat tends to settle on the surface
which is known as creaming. The reason for this phenomenon is
the repelling force formed between oil and water. The area where
oil and water come into contact is known as “interface” in scientific
language
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