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Steric stabilising properties of hydrophobically modified starch: Amylose vs. amylopectin
R. Ettelaie
, Melvin Holmes
, Jianshe Chen
,
A. Farshchi
SHLS Life Sciences
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Bridging
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Molecular Weight
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Separation Distance
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Hydrophobic
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Polymer Chain
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Biopolymer
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Interfacial Layer
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Molecular Mass
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Keyphrases
Amylopectin
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Amylose
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Hydrophobic Starch
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Hydrophobic Modification
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Surface Adsorption
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Emulsion
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Emulsion Droplets
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Starch
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Polymer Chain
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Biopolymers
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Separation Distance
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Droplet Separation
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Highly Branched Polymer
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Interfacial Layer
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Linear Chain
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Unmodified Starch
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Mixed Layer
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Steric Repulsion
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Depletion Interaction
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Self-consistent Field Theory
20%
Food Science
Amylose
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Modified Starch
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Starch
40%
Material Science
Surface (Surface Science)
100%
Biopolymer
50%
Branched Polymer
50%
Chemical Engineering
Amylopectin
100%