Eventually yes. If you’ve ever used a spray chemistry in an ultrasonic system, one thing that can happen is that the ultrasonic can cause the foam to pop out of solution and basically create what’s almost like an oil layer on top of the solution. The cloud point is interesting because as long as you are close to that cloud point, you’ve basically given the defoamer enough energy to pop out a solution to create a phase separation but not enough to really jump all the way out and create two different phases. That’s why it appears cloudy. If you’re able to let your solution settle over time, you may see that phase separation, but mostly in spray system we don’t get that far because we are constantly pumping solution through spray bars and changing conditions making it more dynamic.