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Pregelatinised starch

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Pregelatinised starch is a type of starch that has been cooked and then dried. This gelatinisation process makes the starch soluble in cold water, which makes it very useful in a number of applications. Pregelatinised starch can be derived from any starch source, including cereals such as maize, rice and wheat, as well as tubers such as potatoes...

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Pregelatinised starch, studies

by CarPas (5092 pt) · 2019-Mar-17

The use of pregelatinised starch as an excipient in the production of hard capsules could be useful in terms of reducing the coefficient of variability of the filling weight (1). The physical and mechanical properties of a Amprac 01 acetate...

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Last update2019-03-17 09:28

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