Titlebook: Consistency of Foodstuffs; Toshimaro Sone Book 1972 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1972 agriculture.chemistry.food.food

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吝啬性

Application of Consistency in Food Technology,During the processing of purees prepared from fruits and vegetables, the flow properties of the systems become increasingly non-Newtonian with changing temperature and concentration. Such problems play a very big part in the design of processing plants.

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Fluctuate

Urban Informatics and Future Citiesce, puree, sauce, milk, etc. Although they are in the liquid state, fats or/and fibrous materials are suspended in the bulk of these systems, so that really they should be classified as emulsions or suspensions. The consistency of these liquid foods is much influenced by various factors such as the

大约冬季

Spina-Bifida

Objective Measurements of Consistency,bined with non-linear phenomena such as breaking, yield value, etc. Viscosity and elasticity are the prototype principles of rheology, and rheological properties of materials can be explained using a combination of these principles. The author will describe viscosity first in order to interpret systematically the term consistency.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-76059-5bined with non-linear phenomena such as breaking, yield value, etc. Viscosity and elasticity are the prototype principles of rheology, and rheological properties of materials can be explained using a combination of these principles. The author will describe viscosity first in order to interpret systematically the term consistency.

一致性

Flagging

city, Fluidity and Con­ sistency edited by Dr Scott Blair, and Agricultural Rheology written by Dr Scott Blair and Dr Reiner. Although they are now classical works, there is clearly a difference between the social conditions of European countries and Japan.978-94-010-2878-3978-94-010-2876-9

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Consistency of Respective Foods,volume of the dispersed phase (i.e. concentration), interfacial state between the medium and the dispersed phase, shape of the dispersed phase, and so on, and many of the systems behave as non-Newtonian fluids.