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The compositional and structural complexity of sorghum protein ingredients drives their interfacial behavior
Plant-based proteins have emerged as sustainable emulsifiers as they may produce stable emulsions by forming a viscoelastic layer at the oil-water interface; however, their interfacial behavior remains insufficiently explored. The present work investigates the rheological behavior of interfa
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