Organic Acids in Fruit Juices
Fruit juices contain many organic acids in varying proportions. These acids can include oxalic acid, citric acid monohydrate, citric acid anhydrous, malic acid, lactic acid, and ascorbic acid.The proportion of these substances in fruit juic...
How is Hygiene and Sanitation Performed in Milk Production Facilities?
In milk production facilities, it is crucial to produce the highest quality milk for consumers by effectively eliminating lumps and microorganisms within the milk. A series of processes are carried out in milk production facilities to ad...
Ethanolamines and Their Applications
Ethanolamines are classified as a family of compounds. Because they possess both amine and alcohol properties, they can react with both alcohol and amine groups. The most commercially used amines are Monoethanolamine, Diethanolamine, and...
What is Used to Prevent Browning in Potatoes?
After potatoes are peeled, a reaction occurs between the orthodiphenol species and some forms of iron present within them. The phenomenon of potato browning can be explained as follows: When peeled potatoes are exposed to air, oxidation o...
Organic Coatings on Aluminum Surfaces
Another name for this chemical substance is Phosphorous acid. In the aviation and automotive industries, chromate-based coatings were used on aluminum surfaces to prevent corrosion. However, environmental responsibilities and high-perfor...
Use of Tricalcium Phosphate in Biomedical Applications
Due to its similarity to the chemical structure of bones and teeth, extensive research has recently been conducted on the use of Tricalcium Phosphate in these fields. Among its most notable features are its potential for biocompatibility a...
Using Caffeine Gel to Reduce Eye Puffiness
Eye puffiness can stem from various causes. People have tried numerous methods to reduce this swelling. A key reason for the puffy look is that the blood vessels in the eyelids become visible through the thin skin. This results in a swollen...
How Does Molybdenum Function in Plants?
Plants require the element Nitrogen (as a nutrient). In non-leguminous plants such as cauliflower, tomato, lettuce, and corn, molybdenum helps initiate a series of chemical reactions, enabling the plants to use the nitrogen absorbed from th...
How to Apply Carbomers?
Carbomers are substances used to control the viscosity of a liquid or to help dissolve and suspend insoluble substances within a liquid.The most desired properties for Carbomers are; Providing high viscosity upon use Ensuring high dispersio...
The Use of Penetration Enhancers to Increase Diffusion in Transdermal Applications
In the field of pharmacology, studies are being conducted to enable drugs in transdermal and percutaneous applications to penetrate human skin more quickly. One of the main reasons for the need for rapid diffusion in such applications is...
