emulsion

Stedman's Medical Dictionary: A Practical Medical Dictionary · 1920 · p. 11
(e-mul's hvm). The suspension of a fatty or resinous substance, divided into very fine particles, in a thin or watery fluid; it may occur naturally as in milk, or be produced artificially by agitation of a fat or resinous substance in a mucilaginous solution. See also emulsum. bac'- illary e., see under tuberculin.
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