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It was mainly due to the increased collision and interaction between the droplets during the movement resulting in force increasing. Monascus pigment double emulsions with less then 5 mM CaCl2 prevented calcium to destroy the physical stability of emulsions, while Monascus pigment double emulsions with more than 10 mM CaCl2 formed creaming. After freeze thawing treatment, creaming occurred in Monascus pigment double emulsion. However, it was stable against heating treatment due to heating leading to a dense network structure. It could be