Which is (are) an appropriate use for an emulsion formulation? a. topical protectant b. oral formulation for oleaginous compounds c. parenteral formulation for essential fatty acids d. topical moisturizer e. All of the above What effect does homogenization have on the stability of emulsions? a. decreases stability by decreasing the size of the dispersed droplets b. increases stability by decreasing the size of the dispersed droplets c. decreases stability by increasing the size of the dispersed droplets d. increases stability by increasing the size of the dispersed droplets

Which is (are) an appropriate use for an emulsion formulation? a. topical protectant b. oral formulation for oleaginous compounds c. parenteral formulation for essential fatty acids d. topical moisturizer e. All of the above What effect does homogenization have on the stability of emulsions? a. decreases stability by decreasing the size of the dispersed droplets b. increases stability by decreasing the size of the dispersed droplets c. decreases stability by increasing the size of the dispersed droplets d. increases stability by increasing the size of the dispersed droplets

Macroscale and Microscale Organic Experiments

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ISBN:9781305577190

Author:Kenneth L. Williamson, Katherine M. Masters

Publisher:Kenneth L. Williamson, Katherine M. Masters

Chapter4: Recrystallization

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