Product Design and Engineering : Formulation of Gels and Pastes (1. Auflage. 2013. 372 S. 111 SW-Abb., 76 Farbabb., 28 Tabellen. 240 mm)

§03§INTRODUCTION§ §RHEOLOGY OF DISPERSE SYSTEMS §Introduction §Basics of Rheology §Experimental Methods of Rheology §Rheology of Colloidal Suspensions §Rheology of Emulsions § §RHEOLOGY OF COSMETIC EMULSIONS §Introduction §Chemistry of Cosmetic Emulsions §Rheological Measurements §Dynamic Mechanical Tests (Oscillation) § §RHEOLOGY MODIFIERS, THICKENERS, AND GELS §Introduction §Classification of Thickeners and Gels §Definition of a ''Gel'' §Rheological Behavior of a ''Gel'' §Classification of Gels §Particulate Gels §Rheology Modifiers Based on Surfactant Systems § §USE OF RHEOLOGICAL MEASUREMENTS FOR ASSESSMENT AND PREDICTION OF THE LONG-TERM ASSESSMENT OF CREAMING AND SEDIMENTATION §Introduction §Accelerated Tests and Their Limitations §Application of High Gravity (g) Force§Rheological Techniques for Prediction of Sedimentation or Creaming §Separation of Formulation (''Syneresis'') §Examples of C §03§orrelation of Sedimentation or Creaming with Residual (Zero Shear) Viscosity §Assessment and Prediction of Flocculation Using Rheological Techniques §Examples of Application of Rheology for Assessment and Prediction of Flocculation §Assessment and Prediction of Emulsion Coalescence Using Rheological Techniques § §PREDICTION OF THERMOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF LIQUID FORMULATED PRODUCTS §Introduction §Classification of Products, Properties and Models §Pure Compound Property Modeling §Functional Bulk Property Modeling - Mixture Properties §Functional Compound Properties in Mixtures - Modeling §Performance Related Property Modeling §Software Tools §Conclusions § §SOURCES OF THERMOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES FOR EFFICIENT USE IN PRODUCT DESIGN §Introduction §Overview of the Important Thermophysical Properties for Phase Equilibria Calculations §Reliable Sources of Thermophysical Data §Examples of Databases for Thermophysical Properties < §03§br>Special Case and Challenge: Data of Complex Solutions §Examples of Databases with Properties of Electrolyte Solutions §Properties of New Component Classes: Ionic Liquids and Hyperbranched Polymers § §CURRENT TRENDS IN IONIC LIQUID RESEARCH§Introduction §Ionic Liquids as Acido-basic Media §Binary Mixtures of Ionic Liquids: Properties and Applications §Nanoporous Materials from Ionothermal Synthesis §Catalytic Hydrogenation Reactions in Ionic Liquids §Concluding Remarks § §GELLING OF PLANT BASED PROTEINS §Introduction - Overview of Plant Proteins in Industry §Structure and Formation of Protein Gels §Factors Determining Physical Properties of Protein Gels§Evaluating Gelation of Proteins §Gelation of Proteins Derived from Plants§Protein Gels in Product Application §Future Prospects and Challenges§ §ENZYMATICALLY TEXTURIZED PLANT PROTEINS FOR THE FOOD INDUSTRY §Introduction §Reactions Catalyzed by MTG §Current §03§ Sources of MTG §Need for Novel Sources of MTG §Vegetable Proteins Suitable for Crosslinking with MTG §Strategies to Modify and Improve Protein Sources for MTG Crosslinking §Applications of MTG in Processing Food Products Containing Vegetable Protein §Applications of MTG Crosslinked Leguminous Proteins in Food Models and Realistic Food Products §Safety of MTG and Isopeptide Bonds in Crosslinked Plant Proteins §Conclusions§ §DESIGN OF SKIN CARE PRODUCTS §Product Design §Skin Care §Emulsions §Structure of a Skin Care Cream §Essential Active Substances from a Medical Point of View §Penetration into the Skin §Targeted Product Design in the Course of Development §Production of Skin Care Products§Bottles for Cosmetic Creams §Design of all Elements§ §EMULSION GELS IN FOODS§Introduction§Food Emulsions§Creating a Food Emulsion§Applications of Gel-Like Type Emulsions§Final Consid §07§Covering the whole value chain - from product requirements and properties via process technologies and equipment to real-world applications - this reference represents a comprehensive overview of the topic.§