Search for dissertations about: "mixed gels"
Showing result 11 - 15 of 19 swedish dissertations containing the words mixed gels.
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11. Associative Multicomponent Polymers in Bulk and at Interfaces
Abstract : The solution and interfacial properties of an associative water-soluble cellulose derivative, ethyl(hydroxyethyl)cellulose (EHEC) have been investigated. Main themes have been to study the effect of hydrophobic modification of the polymer (HM-EHEC) and the interactions with surfactants, both in bulk and at interfaces. READ MORE
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12. Asymmetric Cellular Microenvironments
Abstract : This thesis presents methods to combine 3D cell culture, microfluidics and gradients on a controlled cellular scale. 3D cultures in biological extracellular matrix gels or synthetic gels bridge the gap between organ-tissue cultures and traditional 2D cultures. READ MORE
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13. Potato Starch Dispersions: Structure and Rheology
Abstract : The influence of heating, shearing and addition of amylose on the structure and rheology of potato starch dispersions has been evaluated. The methods used were dynamic viscoelastic measurements, light microscopy and transmission electron microscopy (TEM). READ MORE
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14. Phase separation, aggregation and gelation of a charged helixforming polysaccharide in aqueous salt solution
Abstract : The phase behaviour and gelation of the anionic polysaccharide kappa-carrageenan (KC) in different salt solutions was studied. The specific site binding of certain anions and certain cations to the KC helix was used as a means of controlling the interactions. READ MORE
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15. Faba bean foods: Structure and texture : Evaluation of faba bean component behaviours in different product matrices
Abstract : Faba bean (Vicia faba minor) is a cool-climate crop that could serve as a locally sourced sustainable ingredient in transition towards a more plant-based diet in temperate regions. Poor texture is one of the main aversion factors of plant-based foods, so this thesis characterised the functionality of faba bean components and their effect on structure and texture in different food matrices. READ MORE