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<title>Naturally occurring dispersants</title>
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<description>Some polysaccharides and their derivatives make good oil dispersants.</description>
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<title>Microencapsulation by coacervation</title>
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<description>Microcapsules of vegetable oil were prepared by coacervation with aqueous solutions of two polysaccharide materials induced by addition of a surfactant.</description>
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