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titleOfInvention Non-aqueous encapsulation
abstract A hydrocarbon component containing one or more hydrocarbons, a hydrophilic component containing at least one selected from one or more amines and one or more alcohols, and an anti-distribution agent component containing a base hydrochloride. The conjugate acid of the base is one or more of a viscosity modifier component, including a dispersoid inhibitor component having a pKa of 1 to 15 and a polyisobutylene polymer having a weight average molecular weight of 300 to 600 kilodaltons. A non-aqueous encapsulation process for forming an encapsulated hydrophilic substance, comprising providing an emulsion system, which comprises an emulsifying component, including a hydrophobically modified clay. The process further comprises treating the emulsion system to form at least a continuous phase and an encapsulated dispersion phase, the encapsulated dispersion phase contains an internally encapsulated hydrophilic component, and the encapsulated dispersion phase is: It is separated from the continuous phase to form an encapsulated hydrophilic substance. [Selection diagram] Fig. 1
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