What is the appearance of an emulsifiable concentrate when mixed with water?

An emulsifiable concentrate, when mixed with water, generally forms a milky white appearance. This occurs due to the presence of emulsifiers in the formulation which create a stable mixture of two immiscible liquids—water and a hydrophobic substance. The milky color indicates that fine droplets of the concentrate are uniformly dispersed throughout the water, rendering the solution opaque rather than clear or transparent.

Other options like "clear liquid" and "transparent" would imply that the solution is free of particles and allows light to pass through without significant scattering, which is not the case with emulsifiable concentrates. "Bright color" could suggest a vivid hue but does not accurately reflect the typical appearance of an emulsifiable concentrate when properly mixed.