2011
DOI: 10.1007/s11947-011-0591-x
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Storage Stability of Phenolic-Fortified Avocado Oil Encapsulated Using Different Polymer Formulations and Co-extrusion Technology

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“…Increase of PVs was observed for all samples with time (Figure ) that was more pronounced after the 2nd storage month. Obviously, accumulation of oxidation compounds like peroxides has occurred, indicating the end of initiation period (Sun‐Waterhouse and others ). Based on the estimated rate constants and coefficients of determination (Table ), it can be concluded that PVs follow a linear increase with time.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Increase of PVs was observed for all samples with time (Figure ) that was more pronounced after the 2nd storage month. Obviously, accumulation of oxidation compounds like peroxides has occurred, indicating the end of initiation period (Sun‐Waterhouse and others ). Based on the estimated rate constants and coefficients of determination (Table ), it can be concluded that PVs follow a linear increase with time.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…16−19 Generally, different wall materials have different physical and chemical characteristics; therefore, to effectively protect and control the bioactive compounds, combinations of various encapsulating agents are required. 20 A blend of whey protein (WP) and gum arabic (GA) as wall materials may enhance stability of emulsion against significant droplet size increase 21 ; an emulsion, which is highly stable over a certain period of time, is a prerequisite for a proper encapsulation. Moreover, among various factors affecting the encapsulation efficiency of encapsulated oil, it is also important to optimize the core concentration.…”
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“…During research, alginate and alginate-HMPC (hydroxypropyl methylcellulose) systems were compared. The combination of alginate and HPMC was a worse encapsulant than alginate alone [52].…”
Section: Applications Of Microencapsulationmentioning
confidence: 92%