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coacervation

/co·ac·er·va·tion/ (ko-as″-er-va´shun) the separation of a mixture of two liquids, one or both of which are colloids, into two phases, one of which, the coacervate, contains the colloidal particles, the other being an aqueous solution, as when gum arabic is added to gelatin.
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Complex coacervation of [beta]-lactoglobulin-[kappa]-Carrageenan aqueous mixtures as affected by polysaccharide sonication.
Calorimetric techniques applied to the thermodynamic study of interactions between proteins and polysaccharides/Tecnicas calorimetricas aplicadas ao estudo termodinamico das iteracoes entre proteinas e polissacarideos
The requirement to balance the viscosity and pH of the coacervation encapsulation process led to the selection of heavy mineral oil as the core material.
Lubrication on demand: a novel polymeric bearing coating with oil-filled microcapsules
7 mm by means of the coacervation technique using sodium alginate and potato starch as covering material; also the diameters are lower than those published by Groboillot et al.
Obtencion de microcapsulas de tamano controlado conteniendo Lactococcus lactis, utilizando mezclas de gelanos de alto y bajo acilo
californica, the co-occurrence of the positively charged and the negatively charged proteins in the cement led to the hypothesis that a phenomenon called complex coacervation could play a role in the condensation of the adhesive in the form of a dense water-immiscible fluid (Stewart et al.
Identification, characterization, and expression levels of putative adhesive proteins from the tube-dwelling polychaete Sabellaria alveolata
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Determination of the basic conditions for microencapsulation of an enthomopathogenic Baculovirus by means of coacervation using Eudragit S100[R].
Seleccion de un sistema de atomizacion para la formacion de microparticulas de Eudragit[R] S100 en lecho fluido
PN-HCl was encapsulated with sodium alginate by emulsion coacervation process before being supplemented in the experimental diets.
Pyridoxine requirement of juvenile abalone, Haliotis discus hannai Ino
Ingredients may be encapsulated by various physical and chemical techniques including: spray drying, spray cooling, extrusion coating, fluidized bed coating, inclusion complexation, lipid entrapment, coacervation and centrifugal extrusion.
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However, the encapsulation method of complex coacervation of gelatin and gun arabic introduced two miscible poylelectrolytes that formed a liquidliquid phase.
Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
The original types of phenolic resins used with PEO were marginally water-soluble so the PEO/cofactor complex tended to undergo coacervation (shrinking) followed by precipitation.
Water soluble polymers in paper manufacture
Table 5 - nature of polymeric material Polyamide Interfacial polycondensation Poly(alkyl cyanoacrylate) Emulsion polymerization Albumin, polysaccharide Suspension crosslinking Gelatin, gum arabic, Coacervation ethylcellulose Biodegradable polyester Solvent evaporation/ Cellulose acetate Solvent extraction Synthetic polymers Solvent evaporation/ Polystyrene Solvent extraction Polycarbonate Polystyrene-methyl methacrylate Polyester Silicone
Microencapsulation of antidegradants
TABLE 20 GLOBAL COACERVATION MARKET BY GEOGRAPHY 2007 - 2014 ($MILLIONS)
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