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Phase separation in milk protein and amylopectin mixturesde Bont et al., 2002
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- de Bont P
- van Kempen G
- Vreeker R
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- Food Hydrocolloids
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The phase separation behaviour of milk protein (colloidal casein) and amylopectin mixtures was studied. The phase boundary between stable and unstable mixtures was determined by visual observation and confocal microscopy (CSLM). In the latter case, an image analysis …
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