Influence of Mucilage Viscosity On The Globule Structure And Stability Of Certain Starch Emulsions



Figure 1(a and b): Photomicrographs of freshly made and aged emulsions (showing oil globules)


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with potato (i), maize (ii) and cassava starch (iii) as emulsifying agent at concentration 4%w/v


(magnification x40)



Time (days)

Fig 2: Changes in the viscosities of the starch mucilage (a) and their emulsions (b) during
storage: cassava starch (C), potato starch (P) and maize starch (M).



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