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Telis et al., 2005 - Google Patents

Solids rheology for dehydrated food and biological materials

Telis et al., 2005

Document ID
11207676242016151103
Author
Telis V
Telis-Romero J
Gabas A
Publication year
Publication venue
Drying Technology

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Mechanical properties of food products and biological materials are greatly affected by the drying process and are considered one of the most important quality attributes of dehydrated products. The aim of this work was to review theoretical principles and mathematical …
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