Microemulsions are dispersions of two unmiscible liquids made with surfactant molecules. Most of the time one of these liquids is water although non aqueous microemulsions can be made with polar liquids. Water can eventually contain dissolved salts. The other liquid is of apolar character and is generally called “oil,” even when dealing with organic solvents like benzene.
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