Probe Sonicator Emuisification with Sound Enclosure

Description:

Emulsion systems are widely applied in agriculture, food, cosmetic, pharmaceutical and biomedical industries. Ultrasound has attracted much attention in emulsion preparation, especially for nanoemulsion, due to its advantages of being eco-friendly, cost-effective and energy-efficient.The coarse emulsiondroplets were broken down by applying high-energy ultrasonication, and then the NEs were formed. This is a usual method adopted to produce NEs in which the high-energy shockwaves produced from ultrasonication create turbulence, which ruptures the droplets, yielding a globule size at the nanometric scale.

By the cavitation intensity of the pulse ultrasonic condition prompting an increasing force sufficient to disintegrate large droplets into smaller ones.The ultrasonicsonication time exhibited a stronger effect on size reduction when compared with the ultrasonic amplitude level.Emulsion ultrasonicated at different amplitudes revealed that the mean droplet size lessened with sonication time.

Ultrasound creates acoustic cavitation, which produces violently imploding vacuum bubbles, causing shock waves, microjets and strong shear forces as well as extreme local temperatures (~5,000 K) and pressures (~1,000 atm). These extreme conditions result in exceptionally efficient mixing, yielding nanoemulsions with very small droplet sizes and enormous contact areas between all components.

Advantages of Sonicator Emuisification

• High Power Probe Sonicator

• Finer emulsion

• Better blending of liquids

• Custom System Designs and Consulting:

• rps-sonic provides consulting services and custom reactor designs.

• High amplitude probe flow cells

• Unrestricted flow-through cylindrical systems