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Gelification methods transform liquid mixtures into semi-solid gels using proteins, polysaccharides, or starches.
Origin: Various cultures (Ancient to modern) — Global
See full technique reference →Gelation relies on protein denaturation and aggregation or polysaccharide hydrogen bonding, forming a three‑dimensional network that traps water. Temperature, pH, concentration, ionic strength, and pressure modulate the kinetics and strength of this network, while the presence of sugars or ions can stabilize or destabilize the gel structure.
Primary Reaction
Denaturation and aggregation of proteins or polysaccharides forming a network
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