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. 2015 Jul-Aug;77(4):461–469. doi: 10.4103/0250-474x.164773

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Fig. 2 — A relation between temperatures versus conductivities for emulsions with different concentrations of the ESB.

A relation between temperatures versus conductivities up to 80° for all the tested O/W emulsions with different concentrations of the ESB starting from 3% up to 19%. R² value for each relation was recorded. Co. stands for concentration of the ESB (the figure determines the ESBC of the simple formulae of paraffin-in-water emulsions stabilized by sorbitan derivatives). 3% Co () R²=0.743; 5%Co () R²=0.981; 7% Co () R²=0.711; 9% Co () R²=0.341; 11% Co () R²=0.019; 13% Co () R²=0.068; 15% Co () R²=0.811; 17% Co () R²=0.813; 19% Co () R²=0.600; 9.5% Co () R²=0.879; 10% Co () R²=0.894; 10.5% Co () R²=0.713.

Inline graphic — A relation between temperatures versus conductivities for emulsions with different concentrations of the ESB.

A relation between temperatures versus conductivities up to 80° for all the tested O/W emulsions with different concentrations of the ESB starting from 3% up to 19%. R² value for each relation was recorded. Co. stands for concentration of the ESB (the figure determines the ESBC of the simple formulae of paraffin-in-water emulsions stabilized by sorbitan derivatives). 3% Co () R²=0.743; 5%Co () R²=0.981; 7% Co () R²=0.711; 9% Co () R²=0.341; 11% Co () R²=0.019; 13% Co () R²=0.068; 15% Co () R²=0.811; 17% Co () R²=0.813; 19% Co () R²=0.600; 9.5% Co () R²=0.879; 10% Co () R²=0.894; 10.5% Co () R²=0.713.