Detector for drawing nano emulsion temperature control phase picture
A detection device and nanoemulsion technology, which are used in measurement devices, chemical analysis by titration, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of difficult temperature accurate control, deviation of experimental results, etc., and achieve the effect of facilitating judgment and simple operation.
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Embodiment 1
[0059] 1. S-40 and F-68 are used as compound emulsifiers, molten glyceryl monostearate, namely lipid material, is used as oil phase, and the operating temperature is 60°C.
[0060] 2. For the specific steps of the experiment, see the method of using the nanoemulsion temperature-controlled phase diagram detection device.
[0061] 3. For the phase diagram drawing method, refer to the above phase diagram drawing method to obtain the phase diagram as shown in Figure 3.
Embodiment 2
[0063] 1. S-40 and F-68 are used as compound emulsifiers, melted glyceryl monostearate, namely lipid material, is used as the oil phase, and the operating temperature is 75°C.
[0064] 2. For the specific steps of the experiment, see the method of using the nanoemulsion temperature-controlled phase diagram detection device.
[0065] 3. For the phase diagram drawing method, refer to the above phase diagram drawing method to obtain the phase diagram as shown in Figure 4.
Embodiment 3
[0067] 1. S-40 and F-68 are used as compound emulsifiers, molten glyceryl monostearate, namely lipid material, is used as the oil phase, retinoic acid accounts for 1% of the lipid material, and the operating temperature is 60°C.
[0068] 2. For the specific steps of the experiment, see the method of using the nanoemulsion temperature-controlled phase diagram detection device.
[0069] 3. For the phase diagram drawing method, refer to the above phase diagram drawing method to obtain the phase diagram as shown in Figure 5.
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