FDE496Undergraduate
Special Topics in Food Engineering: Physical Chemistry of Foods
Printed in the catalogue as SPECIAL TOPICS IN FOOD ENGINEERING: PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY OF FOODS
Course content
Thermodynamics and kinetics of food structure formation; molecular aspects of food behavior during processing and storage; micro-scale interactions, bonds and interaction forces determining bioavailability and stability of food components; crystalline, glassy and soft foods, gels, hydrogels; emulsions and foams; selfassembled nanostructures in foods; encapsulation of bioactive molecules.
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