emulsoid
/ɪˈmʌlsɔɪd/
noun
- A colloidal substance in which the dispersed particles are liquid and form an emulsion-like system; often used in chemistry to describe certain types of colloids.
- Some food thickeners work by creating an emulsoid that gives a smooth texture.
- Gelatin in water forms an emulsoid, where the protein particles are dispersed throughout the liquid.
- The lab technician prepared an emulsoid by mixing the polymer with a solvent.