What Are Emulsifiers?
At the most basic level, an emulsifier is a substance that helps combine two immiscible liquids, such as oil and water, into a stable blend. Without an emulsifier, these two liquids would quickly separate, resulting in an unstable mixture. An emulsifier prevents this separation by stabilizing the mixture, creating an even distribution of the two liquids.
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