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The phenomenon where an emulsion separates into two distinct layers, with the concentrated globules rising to the surface, is known as:

  • A
    Cracking
  • B
    Flocculation
  • C
    Phase inversion
  • D
    Creaming
Explanation:
Creaming is the upward or downward movement of dispersed droplets to form a concentrated layer, which is reversible upon shaking. Cracking (breaking) is irreversible destruction of the protective film.
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