… light (using cross-polarizers) in order to investigate the presence of the liquid crystalline
phase in each sample. Leica IM 1000 software was used to analyze the obtained micrographs. …

… The compositions of vegetable oil-containing microemulsions and liquid crystals of lecithin
… electrical conductivity measurements, the microemulsion was an reverse emulsion, ie, of the …

… The opaque microemulsions (the lamellar liquid crystalline phases) were rapidly cooled
at 30 C for 20 min under stirring, resulting in the transparent O/W emulsions. The water-soluble …

… L 2 phase is a W/O microemulsion and the system is referred to as emulsified microemulsion
(… of nanostructures including microemulsions and liquid crystalline structures, depending on …

… In this work it was noticed that a turbid emulsion could become transformed into a clear,
long-time stable solution by the addition of pentanol. These systems were initially called “…

… Pharmaceutical preparations such as liquid crystals, micelles and emulsion forming systems
have been studied by several authors as a method to solubilize drugs, since solubilization …

… Various liquid crystalline phases have been emulsified … liquid crystalline structures comprising
molecules of distilled monoglycerides and diglycerides, and polyglycerol esters (ie, fluid …

… single phase. In this chapter, we adhere to the definition that microemulsion is a single-phase …
2.2, we will see that the presence liquid crystals is ideal for emulsifying a highly viscous oil …

… An emulsion form of lyotropic liquid crystals does not illustrate any significant changes for 1
year of … as liquid crystals are under investigation in preclinical phase and given in Table 5 …

This chapter focuses on the usefulness of emulsion systems for the delivery of … or microemulsion.
A typical parenteral oil-in-water (o/w) emulsion is composed of lipid droplets, emulsifier, …