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homogenize
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homogenize /ho·mog·e·nize/ (ho-moj´in-īz) to render homogeneous.
homogenize [ho-moj´ĕ-nīz]
to convert into material that is of uniform quality or consistency throughout; to render homogeneous.

homogenize
to convert into material that is of uniform quality or consistency throughout; to render homogeneous.


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Simple to operate and reliable at pressures below 10,000 pounds per square inch, homogenizers achieve particle uniformity but only limited particle size reduction.
The conventional production of these nanoemulsions requires either a significant amount of energy (high pressure homogenizers, heating/cooling steps) and/or the use of ethoxylated emulsifiers.
The conventional production of these nanoemulsions requires either a significant amount of energy (high pressure homogenizers, heating/cooling steps) and/or the use of ethoxylated emulsifiers.
 
 
 
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