3. What tests can be performed to determine if an emulsion is w/o or o/w? a. fluorescence test b. dye test c. dilution test d. electrical conductivity e. All of the above 4. Calcium Hydroxide Solution (Lime Water) and olive oil are used because an emulsifying agent is formed in situ when these 2 solutions are agitated together. What is the emulsifying agent that is formed? a. calcium succinate b. calcium oleate c. succinic hydroxide d. palmitic hydroxide

3. What tests can be performed to determine if an emulsion is w/o or o/w? a. fluorescence test b. dye test c. dilution test d. electrical conductivity e. All of the above 4. Calcium Hydroxide Solution (Lime Water) and olive oil are used because an emulsifying agent is formed in situ when these 2 solutions are agitated together. What is the emulsifying agent that is formed? a. calcium succinate b. calcium oleate c. succinic hydroxide d. palmitic hydroxide

EBK A SMALL SCALE APPROACH TO ORGANIC L

4th Edition

ISBN:9781305446021

Author:Lampman

Publisher:Lampman

Chapter81: Extractions, Separations, And Drying Agents

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 7P

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