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Formation and structure of anisotropic gels III.: Electron-microscopic investigation of the formation process of calcium alginate laminated gels

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Formation of calcium alginate laminated gels proceeds at least in two stages: at first a reticular structure is formed that then transforms into a compact structure, the transition rate decreasing with the increase of alginate concentration. The fibrillar nature of the reticular structure is confirmed by freeze-drying studies.

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  1. Obolonkova, E. S., E. M. Belavtseva, E. E. Braudo, andV. B. Tolstoguzov, Colloid & Polymer Sci.252, 526 (1974).

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Obolonkova, E.S., Belavtseva, E.M., Braudo, E.E. et al. Formation and structure of anisotropic gels III.: Electron-microscopic investigation of the formation process of calcium alginate laminated gels. Colloid & Polymer Sci 256, 133–134 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01679170

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