2020 journal article

Effect of particle size on in vitro intestinal digestion of emulsion-filled gels: Mathematical analysis based on the Gallagher-Corrigan model

FOOD AND BIOPRODUCTS PROCESSING, 120, 33–40.

By: C. Gonzalez*, R. Simpson*, O. Vega*, V. Campo*, M. Pinto*, L. Fuentes*, H. Nunez*, A. Young n, C. Ramirez*

author keywords: Oil/water emulsion; In vitro digestion; pH-stat method; Particle size distribution; Gallagher-Corrigan model; Lipid digestion
TL;DR: The Gallagher–Corrigan model presented a good fit to the FFA data, and some parameters were linearly correlated with particle size, which established a relationship between particle size and the kinetics of release attained during the first stage of the digestion curve. (via Semantic Scholar)
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Added: March 30, 2020

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