2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.colsurfa.2014.12.001
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Development and characterization of promising o/w nanoemulsions containing sweet fennel essential oil and non-ionic sufactants

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“…The particle size and the interfacial properties of nanoemulsions, which are influenced by the type of emulsifier, are determinants for their properties (physicochemical, stability, optical, rheological, etc.) (Barradas et al, ; McClements, ; Shamsara, Jafari, & Muhidinov, ).…”
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“…The particle size and the interfacial properties of nanoemulsions, which are influenced by the type of emulsifier, are determinants for their properties (physicochemical, stability, optical, rheological, etc.) (Barradas et al, ; McClements, ; Shamsara, Jafari, & Muhidinov, ).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…ζ‐Potential is the difference in the electrical charge between the dense layer of ions surrounding the particles and the charge of the medium (Lu et al, ). Determining ζ‐potential can provide useful information regarding the kinetic stability of the system because a strong surface charge of the particles can prolong the stability of the colloid formulation by electrostatic repulsion, preventing destabilization phenomena such as Ostwald ripening and droplet coalescence (Barradas et al, ). The ζ‐potential value of all formulations ranged from −19.400 ± −0.500 to −0.677 ± −0.050 mV (Fig.…”
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“…The PDI values for systems I to V were: 0.114, 0.215, 0.259, 0.227, and 0.183 for initial measurements and 0.098, 0.208, 0.240, 0.225, and 0.179 after 30 days of storage time. All systems had a PDI value lower than 0.5, which is typical of homogenous and monodisperse systems [47,48]. Figure 5 shows that, by increasing the percentage of polyacrylamide in the LONano, the droplet diameter increases.…”
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