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Abstract.
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Table 2.
Xfactor
Yfactor
2008
23,6
2009
27,9
104,2 110,1
Figure 1.
SEM micrographs for nanoparticles (2400
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Acknowledgements
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References
1. Szente, L.; Szejtli, J., Cyclodextrins as
Food Ingredients , Trends in Food Science &
Technology 2004 , 15 (3-4), 137-142.
2. Szejtli, J., Cyclodextrin Technology , Kluwer
Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, 1988, pp.
34-44.
3. Labuz, T.G.; Saltmarch, M.R.T., The
Nonenzymatic Browning Reaction as
Affected by Water in Foods . In: Water
Activity. Influence on Food Quality ,
Academic Press, San Francisco, 1981, pp.
605-615.
4. Fischer, D.I.; Masuda, N.G.; Orli, V.L.,
Thermal Stability of the Cyclodextrin
Complexes . In: Proceedings of the 6 th
International Symposium "Young People and the Multidisciplinary Research" , Ed.
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