Abstract
Since the discovery of microemulsions by Schulman and coworkers in the early 1940's [1], the applications of microemulsions have extended to numerous technological areas from tertiary oil recovery to nanoparticle synthesis. The availability of high interfacial area, combined with thermodynamic stability and the ability to solubilize otherwise immiscible liquids have led to the use of microemulsions in cosmetics, pharmaceutics, lubrication, food technology, agricultural sprays, coatings, environmental remediation, cleaning, combustion, chemical synthesis, microporous media synthesis, enhanced reaction kinetics, and chemical analysis. This paper discusses the potential applications of microemulsions in emerging technologies.
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