Colloids formed by the combination of two immiscible liquids such as oil and water. Lipid-in-water emulsions are usually liquid, like milk or lotion. Water-in-lipid emulsions tend to be creams. The formation of emulsions may be aided by amphiphatic molecules that surround one component of the system to form MICELLES.
    

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Bynin Emulsion : an emulsion of cod-liver oil in Bynin, liquid malt, with hypophosphites : a nerve food and restorative, easy of assimilation ... a concentrated nutrient ... January 1909 ... / Allen & Hanburys Ltd.

Bynin Emulsion : an emulsion of cod liver oil in Bynin liquid malt, with hypophosphites : a nerve food and restorative, easy of assimilation, a concentrated nutrient ... October 1906 ... / Allen & Hanburys Ltd.

'Bynin' Emulsion : an emulsion of cod-liver oil in Bynin, liquid malt, with hypophosphites : a nerve food and restorative, easy of assimilation ... a concentrated nutrient ... January 1910 ... / Allen & Hanburys Ltd.

The easy road to health / by William Gilbert Orr.

Emulsions.

Fats and fatty degeneration : a physico-chemical study of emulsions and the normal and abnormal distribution of fat in protoplasm / Martin H. Fischer and Marian O. Hooker.

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The easy road to health / by William Gilbert Orr.

Emulsions.

Bynin Emulsion : an emulsion of cod-liver oil in Bynin, liquid malt, with hypophosphites : a nerve food and restorative, easy of assimilation ... a concentrated nutrient ... January 1909 ... / Allen & Hanburys Ltd.

Emulsions.

Fats and fatty degeneration : a physico-chemical study of emulsions and the normal and abnormal distribution of fat in protoplasm / Martin H. Fischer and Marian O. Hooker.