Crystallization processes in fats and lipid systems
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Crystallization processes in fats and lipid systems
Marcel Dekker, c2001
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
An exploration of new and emerging techniques, processes and applications in the behaviour, crystallization, and polymorphic transformations of fats and oils. It presents research and information on advanced analytical tools, computer modelling, molecular structures, mixing behaviour, and interactions with seeding materials and surfactants. The contributors spotlight developments in the food, cosmetic and pharmaceutical industries, highlighting modern discoveries in polymorphic forms, self-assembled structures, and speciality fats and oils, emphasizing health, balanced nutrition, and functionality.
Table of Contents
- Crystallization processes
- polymorphism and phase transitions of fatty acids and acylglycerols
- morphological connected net roughening transition theory - application to beta-2 crystals of triaclglycerols
- nucleation and growth in the solid-solid phase transitions of n-alkanes
- molecular interactions and phase behaviour of polymorphic fats
- the roles of emulsifiers in fat crystallization
- crystallization of oil-in-water emulsions
- fat crystal networks
- lipid crystallization and its effect on the physical structure of ice cream
- crystallization of palm oil and its fractions
- advances in milk fat fractionation - technology and applications
- crystallization properties of cocoa butter
- influences of colloidal state on physical properties of solid fats
- separation and crystallization of oleaginous constituents in cosmetics - sweating and blooming
- crystallization properties and lyotropic phase behaviour of food emulsifiers - relation to applications.
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