(1) Sucrose stearate*1 | |
HLB | Approx.11 |
Stearic acid | Approx.70% |
Ester composition | |
![]() | Approx.55% |
![]() | Approx.45% |
Form | Powder |
(2) Solubility | |
(3) Melting and decomposition temperatures | |
(4) Surface tension | |
(5) Solubilizing ability of Orange OT in water | |
(6) Package |
*1![]() ![]() ![]() |
Solubility | |||||||||||||||||
25![]() | 75![]() | 25![]() | 75![]() | 25![]() | 75![]() | 25![]() | 75![]() | 25![]() | 75![]() | 25![]() | 75![]() | 50![]() | 75![]() | 50![]() | 75![]() | 25![]() | 75![]() |
* S | ![]() ![]() |
![]() | ![]() ![]() |
![]() | ![]() ![]() |
Influence of Sugar Ester chain length and HLB value on the gelatinization of potato starch in a Brabender amylograph. (potato starch:19g,sugar ester:1g,water:450g) |
<B>HLB value
![]() |
![]() |
Copyright © Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation All rights reserved |
![]() |