Session 21: Room 291

Sunday PM

Molecular mobility in foods: Basic science for industrial applications

Sponsor:Food Engineering Division
Cosponsor(s):Carbohydrate Division
International Division
Refrigerated & Frozen Foods Division
Moderator(s):T. P. Labuza, Univ. of Minnesota
Y. H. Roos, University College Cork
Time: 1:30 PM
1:30 PM Introductory Remarks
1:35 PM21-1Molecular mobility - Importance to food processing and stability
Y. H. ROOS
1:50 PM21-2Molecular mobility around the glass transition
M. LE MESTE, D. Champion, G. Roudaut
2:20 PM21-3IR and Raman spectroscopy and molecular mobility
N. MEINANDER, E. S. Söderholm, Y. H. Roos
2:35 PM21-4NMR techniques in mapping molecular mobility
B. HILLS
3:05 PM21-5Molecular mobility, reactivity, and stability control
T. P. LABUZA
3:35 PM21-6Molecular mobility, encapsulation, and controlled release
R. PARKER, S. Ring
4:05 PM21-7Industrial benefits of molecular mobility engineering
J. R. MITCHELL

2001 IFT Annual Meeting - New Orleans, Louisiana