Abstract
Nanoparticles prepared by melt-emulsification from lipids solid at room temperature do not always represent suspension particles. Dispersed trilaurin forms metastable supercooled melts at room and refrigerator temperature. Such systems can be considered as o/w emulsions but not as dispersions of solid lipid nanoparticles.
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