Food colloids:self-assembly and material science
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Group Author: | ; |
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Published: |
RSC Pub.,
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Publisher Address: | Cambridge, UK |
Publication Dates: | c2007. |
Literature type: | Book |
Language: | English |
Series: |
Special publication ; no. 302 |
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Carrier Form: | xviii, 515 p.: ill. ; 24 cm. |
ISBN: |
0854042717 (hbk.) 9780854042715 (hbk.) |
Index Number: | TS201 |
CLC: | TS201.7 |
Call Number: | TS201.7/F686-2 |
Contents: |
"The proceedings of the Food Colloids 2006: Self-Assembly and Material Science conference held on 23-26 April 2006 in Montreaux, Switzerland"--T.p. verso. Includes bibliographical references and index. Food structure for nutrition -- Self-assembly in food : a new way to make nutritious products -- Structure of self-assembled globular proteins -- Similarities in self-assembly of proteins and surfactants : an attempt to bridge the gap -- Self-assembled liquid particles : how to modulate their internal structure -- Synergistic solubilization of mixed nutraceuticals in modified discontinuous micellar cubic structures -- Scope and limitations of using wax to encapsulate water-soluble compounds -- Self-assembly of starch spherulites as induced by inclusion complexation with small ligands -- Electrostatics in macromolecular solutions -- Casein interactions : does the chemistry really matter? -- Electrostatic interactions between lactoferrin and [beta]-lactoglobulin in oil-in-water emulsions -- [Beta]-lactoglobulin aggregates from heating with charged cosolutes : formation, characterization and foaming -- Manipulation of adsorption behaviour at liquid interfaces by changing protein-polysaccharide electrostatic interactions -- Adsorption experiments from mixed protein + surfactant solutions -- Role of electrostatic interactions on molecular self-assembly of protein + phospholipid films at the air-water interface -- Theoretical study of phase transition behaviour in mixed biopolymer + surfactant interfacial layers using the self-consistent-field approach -- Interactions during the acidification of native and heated milks studied by diffusing wave spectroscopy -- Computer simulation of the pre-heating, gelation, and rheology of acid skim milk systems -- Xanthan gum in skim milk: designing structure into acid milk gels -- Particle tracking as a probe of microrheology in food colloids -- Optical microrheology of gelling biopolymer solutions based on diffusing wave spectroscopy -- Gel and glass transitions in short-range attractive colloidal systems -- Shape and interfacial viscoelastic response of emulsion droplets in shear flow -- Enhancement of stability of bubbles to disproportionation using hydrophilic silica particles mixed with surfactants or proteins -- Coalescence of expanding bubbles : effects of protein type and included oil droplets -- Role of protein-stabilized interfaces on the microstructure and rheology of oil-in-water emulsions -- Crystallization in monodisperse emulsions with particles in size range 20-200 nm -- Instant emulsions -- Flavour binding by solid and liquid emulsion droplets -- Adsorption of macromolecules at oil-water interfaces during emulsification -- Tribology as a tool to study emulsion behaviour in the mouth -- Saliva-induced emulsion flocculation : role of droplet charge -- Surface topography of heat-set whey protein gels : effects of added salt and xanthan gum -- Mechanisms determining crispness and its retention in foods with a dry crust. |