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Enhancement of the stability of protein-based food foams using trivalent cations
Dipak Sarker
, Peter J. Wilde
, David C. Clark
University of Brighton
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Thin Liquid Film
100%
Protein Diet
100%
Protein Stability
100%
Food Foams
100%
Trivalent Cations
100%
Foam Stability
100%
Elastic Modulus
50%
Phenomenological Models
50%
Mode of Action
50%
Protein Molecules
50%
Non-uniformity
50%
Electrostatic Interaction
50%
Tween 20
50%
β-lactoglobulin (β-Lg)
50%
Foam Lamellae
50%
Foamability
50%
Foaming Properties
50%
Aluminum Chloride
50%
Protein Concentration
50%
Optimal Behavior
50%
Emulsifier Concentration
50%
Aluminum Cation
50%
Aluminum Ion
50%
Link Protein
50%
Dilational Viscoelasticity
50%
Material Science
Thin Liquid Film
100%
Aluminum
100%
Film
50%
Elastic Moduli
50%
Aluminium Ion
50%
Electrostatic Interaction
50%
Surface (Surface Science)
50%
Chemical Engineering
Film
100%
Aluminum Chloride
33%
Food Science
Foaming Properties
50%