When oil is added to water, after the addition of emulsifier, the oil will mix with water or emulsify. The simplest way to view this is by putting dirty greasy plates with olive oild or butter etc in a washing up bowl. Now add emulsifier (detergent -dish washing liquid) and the grease comes off easily.
When you add oil to water, they do not mix due to their different polarities. Adding an emulsifier helps to stabilize the mixture by reducing the surface tension between the oil and water, creating an emulsion. Shaking the mixture helps to disperse the oil droplets more evenly throughout the water.
When oil and water are shaken together you'll never get a homogenous mixture. Depending on the amount (ratio) oil : water you'll get (rising) oily droplets in water or water drops (sinking) in the continuous oil phase.
the oil and water will mix together but after a while the oil will rise to the top. Oil is less dense than water.
A heterogeneous mixture.
oily water or watery oil
The mixture is nonhomogeneous.
The slide can get damaged.
nothing until you mix. then it will go bubbly
You get Germanium Dioxide and Hydrochloric acid GeCl4 + H2O = GeO2 + 4HCl
The products of the reaction are aluminium trichloride, copper and hydrogen.
When sulfuric acid is added to water, it dissociates into hydrogen ions and sulfate ions. This process releases heat, so it is important to add the acid to water slowly and with stirring to prevent splashing or overheating. Additionally, diluting sulfuric acid with water helps to reduce the acidity and make it safer to handle.
you get 6 boiling tubes. add 5 ml of water to each. add different emulsifier. put rubber bong on the top of the tube. shake up to 10 times. start your stopwatch. when you get 1cm of emulsifer on the top stop your stopwatch. reocrd the time for each one. draw up a table. get the average
it may result in more of that drink. just add water, shake the bottle (if the drink is contained in a bottle) and if needed, add a very small amount of sugar. either way, shaking the bottle is required.
No. the oil always rests on the top of the water, this is because oil and water are 'immiscible' if you wanted to get them to mix together you can add washing up liquid (emulsifier) to the mixture the mixture is then known as an emulsion because you added the emulsifier (washing up liquid)
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Yes yust add a litle water it will taste a litle different though.
add a small amount of warm water (tablespoon and shake vigously
one sachet every night. pour contents in a spill proof cup, add water , shake and drink immediately
this emans to water it down, or add water...
and add it to water
A fat emulsifier helps to disperse fat molecules in water-based substances, such as in salad dressings or sauces, by breaking down the fat into smaller droplets. This creates a stable mixture that prevents separation of the fats and water, resulting in a smooth and homogeneous texture. Common fat emulsifiers include lecithin, mono- and diglycerides, and egg yolks.
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