Physical chemistry of foods /
edited by Henry G. Schwartzberg, Richard W. Hartel.
- New York : Marcel Dekker, 1992.
- 747 p.il.
- Basic symposium ; 7 .
Thermodynamics and vapor-liquid equilibria - Solid-liquid equilibrium: crystallization in fooods - Glass transitions in foods - Surface thermodynamics, protein adsorption and biofilm development - Gels and gelling - Emulsions - Generation of engineered structures in gels - Physicochemical aspects of muscle tissue behavior - Physical chemistry of bread dough - Physical and chemical properties of nutrients affectin therir absorption and utilization - The transduction of taste and olfactory stimuli - Disintegration and segregatio kinetics of dry food particulates - Mechanistic basis of rheological behavior of foods - The kinetics of nonenzymatic browning - Kinetics of lipid oxidation - Physical consequences of thermal reactions in food protein systems.