The process of turning two unmixable liquids into a smooth, creamy mixture; present participle of emulsify.
Present participle of emulsify, formed by adding -ing. From Latin emulgere combined with -ify.
When you whisk eggs into oil while making mayo, you're emulsifying—the egg yolk's lecithin molecules act like tiny workers, surrounding oil droplets and keeping them suspended in the liquid.
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