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During the
renneting of milk the
micelles can
approach one
another and
flocculate, a
process that
involves hydrolysis of
molecules and macropeptides. Flocculation...
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suspension in
orange juice is not stable, the
cloud particles can
flocculate which causes the
suspension to
physically decompose. The
cloud can break...
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flocculate (stick to each other)
during settling. Example: sand and grit
material Type 2
sedimentation is
characterized by
particles that
flocculate during...
- of low pH and high
temperature denatures the
protein and
causes it to
flocculate,
forming a fine curd. Once cooled, it is
separated by p****ing the liquid...
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attractive forces may
exceed this
repulsion and the
dispersion may
break and
flocculate. So,
colloids with high zeta
potential (negative or positive) are electrically...
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Fourcroy and others,
distinguished by the molecules'
ability to
coagulate or
flocculate under treatments with heat or acid.
Noted examples at the time included...
- cask ales are
available which are not
fined using isingl****. The
finings flocculate the live
yeast in the beer into a jelly-like m****,
which settles to the...
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especially in
mixtures with
rutile titanium,
where the blue
pigment tended to
flocculate. The beta form was more stable, as was the
improved stabilized alpha form...
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important component of
drilling fluids in well drilling. It is used to
flocculate and
increase the
density of the
drilling fluid to
overcome high downwell...
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process more Al- or Fe-ions bind to the
organic compounds, the
complex can
flocculate as the
solubility of it
decreases with
increasing metal to
carbon ratio...
