List different test for identification of an emulsion & explain any one.

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Answer :

List different test for identification:
1) Dilution Test -
2) Dye Test-
 3) Conductivity Test-
 4)Fluorescence Test:
 5)Cobalt Chloride Test:
Explanation of any one.
1) Dilution Test -
 Emulsion diluted with water i)Emulsion remains stable then it is o/w emulsion
ii)Emulsion break it is w/o emulsion
 Emulsion diluted with oil i)Emulsion remains stable then it is w/o emulsion
ii)Emulsion break it is o/w emulsion
2) Dye Test-
 Emulsion diluted with scarlet red dye
i)Dispersed globules appear red & background is colourless then it is o/w type
ii) Dispersed globules appear colourless & back ground is red then it is w/o type.
3) Conductivity TestThis type of emulsion show bulb glowing on passing electric current.
 If bulb glow the emulsion is o/w type
 If bulb does not glow the emulsion is w/o type
3) Fluorescence Test:
 If an emulsion on exposure to ultra-violet radiations shows continuous
fluorescence under UV light, then it is w/o type
 If it shows only spotty fluorescence, then it is o/w type.
5) Cobalt Chloride Test:
 When a filter paper soaked in cobalt chloride solution is dipped in to an emulsion
and dried, it turns from blue to pink, indicating that the emulsion is o/w type.

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