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. 2014 Mar 23;52(5):2679–2689. doi: 10.1007/s13197-014-1322-x

Table 2.

Effect of different ultrasonication conditions (time, amplitude, temperature) on energy input, viscosity, Z-average, and PDI of nanoemulsion (1 wt% OPEO, 2 wt% Tween 80)

Run Independent variablea Responseb
X 1 X 2 X 3 Y 1 Y 2 Y 3 Y 4
1 85 89.73 25 9,354 1.05 64.17 0.540
2 85 150.27 25 16,135 1.05 27.22 0.587
3 94 138 37 16,381 1.19 18.16 0.810
4 69.86 120 25 10,023 1.04 66.83 0.552
5 76 102 37 9,306 1.20 56.71 0.567
6 85 120 45.18 12,304 1.19 33.47 0.645
7 85 120 25 12,712 1.04 44.22 0.677
8 76 138 37 13,011 1.19 37.23 0.707
9 85 120 25 12,426 1.05 39.53 0.647
10 85 120 4.82 13,181 1.21 30.10 0.656
11 94 102 37 12,203 1.19 36.82 0.688
12 85 120 25 12,620 1.05 46.76 0.709
13 85 120 25 12,531 1.05 51.17 0.621
14 85 120 25 12,703 1.06 49.60 0.608
15 76 102 13 9,776 1.20 62.69 0.550
16 94 102 13 12,725 1.20 37.18 0.655
17 100.14 120 25 15,099 1.05 32.09 0.676
18 76 138 13 12,952 1.19 39.48 0.675
19 94 138 13 16,629 1.19 21.38 0.868
20 85 120 25 12,454 1.06 49.43 0.603

a X 1, sonication amplitude (%); X 2, sonication time (s); X 3, process temperature (°C)

b Y 1, energy input (J); Y 2, viscosity (mPa.s); Y 3, Z-average (nm); Y 4, PDI