2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.foodhyd.2019.105487
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Rheological and mechanical properties of alginate gels and films containing different chelators

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“…For swelling and in vitro investigation, the composite PVP-SA-HA films were partially crosslinked by calcium chloride [56,57]. PVP-SA-HA films were immersed in 5 wt % solution of CaCl 2 for one minute.…”
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“…For swelling and in vitro investigation, the composite PVP-SA-HA films were partially crosslinked by calcium chloride [56,57]. PVP-SA-HA films were immersed in 5 wt % solution of CaCl 2 for one minute.…”
Section: Crosslinking Of Composite Pvp-sa-ha Filmsmentioning
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“…A characteristic property of alginate dredges is a high dissolution temperature of up to 95 °C, which does not affect its viscosity, but is not effective in economic terms and increases the cost of production based on it. The best swelling effect for alginates occurs when the ratio of sodium alginate: water = 1:8, with a process time of 55 ± 5 min [15].…”
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“…Sodium alginate (AlgNa) obtained by alkaline extraction of brown algae and pectin substances, the main source of which are fruits and vegetables, is such structure-forming agents that improve the consumer properties of food products. Sodium alginate has well-known therapeutic and prophylactic properties, which led to its widespread use in medicine, biotechnology, and various branches of the food industry [15].…”
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“…Interestingly, the alginates isolated from C. sinuosa were richer in guluronic than mannuronic acid, indicating that these alginates can form strong and heat-stable hydrogels. This is because the guluronate blocks allow a high degree of divalent ion coordination, which is essential for enhancing gelling properties [45]. However, it must be noted that the structure of the alginate extracted from the Lebanese C. sinuosa is slightly different from alginates present in brown algae of other species in the same region.…”
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