Diffusion in an inhomogeneous system: NMR studies of diffusion in highly concentrated emulsions
In this study the self-diffusion of different species in highly concentrated water-in-oil emulsions was investigated by means of the NMR diffusometry approach. The emulsions contained 96% aqueous solutions of salt or other additives; hept ne was used as the oil phase. The surfactants, used to stabilize the emulsion, were soybean phosphatidylcholine and C12EO4. The water drops were about 1.5 mum in
