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Sustainable starch-based barrier coatings for packaging applications
Kai Chi
, Hui Wang
,
Jeffrey M. Catchmark
Agricultural & Biological Engineering
Huck Institutes of the Life Sciences
Plant Institute
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Barrier Coating
100%
Barrier Materials
16%
Barrier Performance
16%
Biopolymers
16%
Charge Density
16%
Coating Materials
16%
Cobb60
16%
Complex Barriers
33%
Defect-free Surface
16%
Densely Packed
16%
High Charge Density
16%
High Molecular Weight
16%
Industrially Scalable
16%
Intermolecular Interactions
16%
Macromolecular Network
16%
Mechanical Properties Enhancement
16%
Morphology Behavior
16%
Oil Penetration
16%
Packaging Applications
100%
Packed Structures
16%
Paper Packaging
33%
Paperboard
16%
Particle Morphology
16%
Particle Size
16%
Polyelectrolyte Complex
83%
Polymer Chain
16%
Rheological Behavior
16%
Size Particle
16%
Starch
33%
Starch Polymer
16%
Starch-based
100%
Surface Morphology
16%
Sustainable Alternatives
16%
Tensile Strength
16%
Versatile Applications
16%
Water Vapor
16%
Weighted Density
16%
Young's Modulus
16%
Material Science
Biopolymer
20%
Density
40%
Lubricating Grease
20%
Mechanical Property
20%
Mixing Process
20%
Packed Structure
20%
Paperboard
60%
Particle Morphology
20%
Polyelectrolyte
100%
Polymer
20%
Surface Morphology
20%
Ultimate Tensile Strength
20%
Water Vapor
20%
Young's Modulus
20%