Light backscattering as an indirect method for detecting emulsion inversion.
Many phenomena take place during different types of emulsion inversions, particularly a change in interface curvature and drop size, which could be detected by backward light scattering. Monitoring the backscattering signal allows us to detect the emulsion inversion in three main cases, one transitional and two catastrophic types. The backscattering data could give some clue as to emulsion morphology, which is not available from conductivity measurements.
Pizzino
Aldo
A
LCOM, Equipe "Oxydation et Formulation", UMR CNRS 8009, ENSCL, B.P. 90108, Cité Scientifique, 59652 Villeneuve d'Ascq Cedex, France.
Rodriguez
María Patricia
MP
Xuereb
Catherine
C
Catté
Marianne
M
Van Hecke
Elisabeth
E
Aubry
Jean-Marie
JM
Salager
Jean-Louis
JL