3. Microfluidics of immiscible liquid dispersions

See [J 2 158] for an in-depth look at the physicochemistry of emulsion formulation using the Hydrophilic-Lipophilic Deviation (HLD) method.

Microfluidics enables the formation of gas-liquid dispersions (bubbles) or liquid-liquid dispersions (drops). The objectives of studying these dispersions in microfluidics are varied, such as the study of chemical reactions in a drop acting as an individual nanoreactor, the formulation of emulsions, the synthesis of (nano)particles or encapsulation, among others.

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