What substance that keeps the liquids apart in an emulsion?

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An emulsifier keeps liquids apart in an emulsion. These substances, also known as surfactants, have both water-loving (hydrophilic) and oil-loving (hydrophobic) parts, allowing them to stabilize the mixture by reducing the tension between the two liquids. This prevents the liquids from separating into layers

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What substance that keeps the liquids apart in an emulsion?

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