STUDY OF THE INFLUENCE OF THE CONDITIONS FOR OBTAINING STARCH CITRATES ON THEIR RHEOLOGICAL PROPERTIES
Abstract
This paper deals with modified starch, at different ratio of citric acid to starch and also at different length of synthesis. The obtained starch esters were investigated for water solubility at different temperatures.
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