Is Thermal-Chemical Conversion a Valid Consideration Today?, 1995 Coating Conference Proceedings

Richard D. Harvey

Grain Processing Corporation

Thermal-Chemical Conversion (TCC) of starch has been available in various forms since the 1950’s. It has been developed into a commercial process utilized in a significant portion of industrial starch applications today. To utilize the process effectively requires a good understanding of the process and the characteristics of the resultant products. Discussed are: 1. The basic TCC process. 2. Some characteristics of the products 3. Recommendations for control and application of thermal-chemically converted starch paste.

Author: Harvey, R.D.
Is Thermal-Chemical Conversion a Valid Consideration Today?,
Is Thermal-Chemical Conversion a Valid Consideration Today?, 1995 Coating Conference Proceedings
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