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coacervate

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The solvent-poor denser phase found either on the top or the bottom of the system is called coacervate.

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Source 1primary paper2022Colloids and InterfacesDOI

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Claim 1application scopesupports2022Source 1DOI

Coacervates have applications in various technological fields.

Claim 2definitionsupports2022Source 1DOI

A coacervate is the solvent-poor denser phase that forms in systems of amphiphiles, polymers, or colloidal dispersions under certain environmental conditions or oppositely charged interactions.

Claim 3formation conditionsupports2022Source 1DOI

Temperature, pH, environmental conditions, and interactions between oppositely charged pairs can influence formation of solvent-rich and solvent-poor phases in amphiphile-, polymer-, and colloid-containing systems.