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Thinking outside the box: placing hydrophilic particles in an oil phase for the formation and stabilization of Pickering emulsionsMarina et al., 2018
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- Marina P
- Xu J
- Wu X
- Xu H
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Pickering emulsions, also known as particle stabilized emulsions, are one kind of extremely important emulsion for both fundamental research and practical applications. Many colloidal particles have been utilized as emulsifiers to stabilize Pickering emulsions. However, the …
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