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On the pseudoelastic-viscoelastic behavior of starch hydrogels at various degrees of gelatinization and retrogradation
Starch, a naturally abundant and widely consumed energy source, is biocompatible and extensively used in the food and pharmaceutical industries. Digestion of starch involves both the mechanical breakdown through mastication and peristaltic waves of the gastrointestinal wall as well as chemical break
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