Wash microfiber towels with emulsifiers.
Source: tatoeba (8549756)
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Wash microfiber towels with emulsifiers.
Source: tatoeba (8549756)
At the recent American Association for the Advancement of Science convention in Boston, I heard a guy talking about a partly frozen foam with ice crystals and air bubbles, with flocculated fat globules surrounding the air bubbles, and proteins and emulsifiers surrounding the flocculated fat globules. My mind began drifting until I realized he was actually talking about ice cream, one of my favorite topics. Only then did I begin to realize that ice cream scientists take their work as seriously as brain surgeons and rocket scientists, maybe more so.
Source: tatoeba (12162661)
Closest matches include agitator, beater, churn, crucible, detergent.
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