Implementation of the Principle of Discrete-Pulse Energy Input to the Creation of Nanotechnologies for Food Industry

TitleImplementation of the Principle of Discrete-Pulse Energy Input to the Creation of Nanotechnologies for Food Industry
Publication TypeJournal Article
Year of Publication2016
AuthorsAvdieieva, LI
Short TitleSci. innov.
DOI10.15407/scine12.04.011
Volume12
Issue4
SectionScientific Framework of the Innovation Activity
Pagination11-15
LanguageEnglish
Abstract
The expediency of using the principle of discrete-pulse energy input in directional control of lipid nanostructures formation and industrial production of functional materials with them in order to reduce energy consumption and increase process productivity has been substantiated. The example of using lipid nanostructures for improving a new type of food for special dietary purpose has been given.
Keywordsdiscrete-pulse energy input, disperse systems, lipid nanostructures, products of special dietary purpose
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