“…Hence, to obtain a rapid mixing level, three key principles must be followed: (a) providing a high energy dissipation rate region, (b) dispersing the fluid in this region as soon as possible, and (c) ensuring that the fluid passes through this region as much as possible . The high-shear mixer (HSM), characterized with narrow rotor and stator spacing (0.1–3.0 mm), high rotor tip speeds (10–50 m·s –1 ), large shear rates (2 × 10 4 to 10 × 10 4 s –1 ), and very high energy dissipation rates (10 3 –10 5 m 2 ·s –3 ), has been increasingly used in many energy-intensive processes such as liquid–liquid emulsification and extraction, , gas–liquid mass transfer, solid–liquid dissolving and suspension, and chemical reactions . In this work, HSM is employed to provide the high energy dissipation rate region.…”