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publicationNumber CA-1098517-A
titleOfInvention Process for preparing cross-linked starches using stmp
abstract ABSTRACT The invention discloses a dual derivatizing process for the preparation of cold water swelling starches and foodstuffs thickened there-with. The starch base is first subjected to a primary crosslinking reaction using sodium trimetaphosphate (STMP) according to conventional techniques, then reslurried, treated with additional STMP and drum dried to effect a secondary crosslinking reaction in situ. The starches have superior viscosity characteristics when used as thickeners as compared to cross-linked starches of the prior art.
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