Titlebook: Water Relationships in Foods; Advances in the 1980 Harry Levine (Senior Principal Scientist),Louise S Book 1991 The Editor(s) (if applicabl

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The Prediction of Water Activities in Multicomponent Systemsively refined treatment, that at the moment we are not in a position to predict water activities, even for simple systems. A method is described which allows the prediction of the water activity of multicomponent systems from the properties of solutions containing one and two solutes. The method can

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Mechanism of Misoprostol Stabilization in Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulosenhanced stability of misoprostol oil in HPMC, the physical state of misoprostol oil in HPMC films was investigated using differential scanning calorimetry (DSC), dynamic mechanical analysis (DMA), and transmission IR (TIR). Further, to determine the effect of polymer structure and the mobility of bo

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Trends in Research Related to the Influence of “Water Activity” on Microorganisms in Foodmore recent discovery that the ratio of water vapor pressure to that of pure water (a.) is a useful parameter when related to microbial growth and other stabilizing factors in foods, a valuable means of predicting stability factors based on water limitation has become available. Microorganisms have

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Effects of Order of Mixing and Solute Interactions on the “Water Activity” of Concentrated Solutionsugars and salts, time after mixing of clear solutions, and solute interactions. Visual clarity of the solutions after preparation and at least 16 hours of storage may not be a sufficient indicator of complete solvation. The order of mixing solutes may cause differences in their rates of hydration, r

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Trends in Research Related to the Influence of “Water Activity” on Microorganisms in Foodmore recent discovery that the ratio of water vapor pressure to that of pure water (a.) is a useful parameter when related to microbial growth and other stabilizing factors in foods, a valuable means of predicting stability factors based on water limitation has become available. Microorganisms have

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Aspartame Degradation as a Function of “Water Activity”” (a.). The kinetics of degradation were followed in model systems as a function of initial pH, temperature, and a.. An increase in a., for each 0.1 units in the 0.3 to 0.7 range, resulted in about a 30–80% increase in degradation rate, which then decreased only slowly up to dilute solution. The pre

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