emulsify
[ih-muhl-suh-fahy]
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verb (used with or without object), e·mul·si·fied, e·mul·si·fy·ing.
to make into or form an emulsion.
Origin of emulsify
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Where possible, emulsification should be done in a 141 machine, in order to atomise the ingredients.
LeatherK. J. Adcock
The emulsification will begin at once without any further heating.
The emulsification of fats is incomplete and decomposition in the intestine follows.
If soap be used along with the alkali, the whole of the wax is removed by emulsification.
A soft gelatine is suitable for the process of emulsification; afterwards a hard quality is used to give body and resistance.
Photography in the Studio and in the FieldEdward M. Estabrooke
emulsify
verb -fies, -fying or -fied
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emulsify
[ĭ-mŭl′sə-fī′]
v.
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