No. I would describe the emulsification at the interface layer as
an emulsification that has more to do with the molecular polarity
between phases than any particular constituent ester. The exact
same "emulsification" occurs whether or not palmitic or stearic
acids are present in the parent stock.

Todd Swearingen

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> Todd, would you consider that this middle layer that you
describe as an
> 'emulsification' may be an emulsification of palmitic/stearic
methyl ester
> that has precipitated out of solution? ... Paddy
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