Questions regarding the emulsification capability of TX-10

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I would like to ask whether the TX-10 can be used to create an emulsion in a water-in-oil emulsification system. What solvent should be used as the oil phase? I have tried many times, but no emulsion has been formed

Reply #22009-03-13

TX-10 has a high HLB value and is generally used as an oil-in-water emulsifier

Reply #32009-04-16

It has a high polarity and good water solubility, and is generally used in detergents

Reply #42012-02-21

After several years, it’s clear that TX-10 cannot be used as an emulsifier to create water-in-oil systems; it can only function fairly well as a solubilizer!

Reply #52012-02-23

Using TX-10 as an emulsifier is somewhat awkward; it is basically used as a solubilizer

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