emulsion

• n. [医学]乳剤; [物理学]乳剤; 写真乳剤

e-, 外側。-mulg、搾乳、語源的にはミルクと同じ。 -s、過去分詞接尾辞。

emulsion

emulsion: [17] An emulsion is an undissolved suspension of tiny drops of one liquid dispersed throughout another. The classic example of this is milk – whence its name. It comes from modern Latin ēmulsiō, a derivative of ēmulgēre ‘drain out, milk out’. This was a compound verb formed from the prefix ex- ‘out’ and mulgēre ‘milk’, a distant relative of English milk. The word’s familiar modern application to paint dates from the 1930s.
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emulsion (n.)

1610s, from French émulsion (16c.), from Modern Latin emulsionem (nominative emulsio), noun of action from past participle stem of emulgere "to milk out," from assimilated form of ex- "out" (see ex-) + mulgere "to milk" (see milk (n.)). Milk is a classic instance of an emulsion, drops of one liquid dispersed throughout another.

1. Once the paint is dry，apply a coat of the red ochre emulsion paint.

ペンキが乾いたら、赤みがかった黄色のラテックスペンキを塗ります。

2.The photographic elements contain a blue-sensitive hydrophilic colloid silver halide emulsion layer.

撮像材料親水性コロイドを含む感青ハロゲン化銀ハロゲン剤層。

3.Most polymer emulsion may coagulate when they enter waste streams.

多数のポリマーエマルジョンが廃水流に入ると凝集する可能性がある。

4.Choice of stabilizer in emulsion systemshas always been rather empirical.

エマルジョン系では、安定剤の選択は経験に基づくことが多い。

5.Addition of the shortstop causes the emulsion to break.

中止液の添加によるエマルジョン破壊.