Variation of component ratios in a class of ternary microemulsions is shown to give model media of prescribed microstructure. Observed structural changes are analyzed in the context of a percolative phenomenon. The effective medium approximation predicts measured transport properties. Near percolation, transport properties are consistent with scaling characteristic of a static percolation transition. The system therefore allows independent measurement of transport and mechanical properties in a well-characterized disordered medium.
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