RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE AMOUNT OF LIPID EXPOSED AT THE SURFACE OF THE LIPID EMULSIONS ENCAPSULATED BY A POLYMER AND THE CRITICAL SURFACE-TENSION OF THE DEHYDRATED POLYMER FILM
S. Adachi et al., RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE AMOUNT OF LIPID EXPOSED AT THE SURFACE OF THE LIPID EMULSIONS ENCAPSULATED BY A POLYMER AND THE CRITICAL SURFACE-TENSION OF THE DEHYDRATED POLYMER FILM, J JPN SOC F, 42(2), 1995, pp. 137-139
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Food Science & Tenology
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JOURNAL OF THE JAPANESE SOCIETY FOR FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY-NIPPON SHOKUHIN KAGAKU KOGAKU KAISHI
Thin layer films of entrapping agents, which were used for liquid-lipi
d encapsulation, were prepared and their critical surface tensions gam
ma(c) were measured. Correlation between the gamma(c) values and the f
ractions of lipid exposed at the surface of encapsulated samples indic
ated that high encapsulation efficiency was attainable when the gamma(
c) value was larger than or equal to the surface tension of lipid to b
e encapsulated. This provides us a criterion for selection of an entra
pping agent to realize good encapsulation.