curlytea TLDR: Water-in-Oil Emulsions

What Are Water-in-oil emulsions?

A water-in-oil emulsion (w/o) is one where water droplets are dispersed (suspended) in the oil. The OIL is the continuous phase.

Which Emulsifiers Make Water-in-Oil Emulsions?

Different emulsifiers are often used to make each type of emulsion. For w/o emulsions, you need an emulsifier specifically meant for that purpose.

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