Determination of Williams–Landel–Ferry constants for a food polymer system: Effect of water activity and moisture content

The Williams–Landel–Ferry (WLF) equation is a useful tool in the prediction of temperature-induced physical changes in foods that are exposed to specific food processing and storage conditions, because so many deteriorative processes are diffusion controlled. In food polymers, viscoelastic propertie...

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Published in:Journal of rheology (New York : 1978) 2001-07, Vol.45 (4), p.903-912
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