As a general rule, the continuous phase is the one in which the emulsifier is. soluble. If an emulsifier is more soluble in oil, then oil will form the continuous. phase regardless of the proportions of oil and vinegar. Similarly, water-soluble. emulsifiers stabilize vinegar as the continuous phase. In the home kitchen we. have relatively few emulsifiers to pick from, namely egg yolks, mustard, and.
There exist a fastest rotating planet and a slowest revolving planet but the same planet cannot do both. Individually, it would be this:-Time taken by a planet to revolve around the sun is directly proportional to its distance from it. Since the status of Pluto is now only a dwarf planet, Neptune is the slowest.
We hear a lot about the fastest things on Earth, the peregrine falcons, sailfish and cheetahs of this world. But what are the slowest? Earth Unpluggedâs Maddie Moate discovers that animals that live life in the slow lane, like tortoises, sloths and garden snails, are the masters of survival. But they are positively speedy; there are much slower things to be found on our planet. For more videos subscribe to the Earth Unplugged channel on YouTube.