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Potential Water‐Quality Effects from Iron Cyanide Anticaking Agents in Road Salt

open access: closedWater Environment Research, 1999
Water‐soluble iron cyanide compounds are widely used as anticaking agents in road salt, which creates potential contamination of surface and groundwater with these compounds when the salt dissolves and is washed off roads in runoff. This paper presents a summary of available information on iron cyanide use in road salt and its potential effects on ...
Michael G. Paschka   +2 more
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Effects of anticaking agents and storage conditions on the moisture sorption, caking, and flowability of deliquescent ingredients

open access: closedFood Research International, 2011
Abstract Deliquescent highly soluble crystalline ingredients are prone to caking and dissolution when they are stored above a certain relative humidity (RH) but exhibit minimal moisture adsorption below this RH. Anticaking agents are added to improve the flowability of powders and to prevent or reduce caking.
Rebecca A. Lipasek   +3 more
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Development of new water‐based anticaking agents for NPK fertilizers using response surface methodology

open access: closedJournal of Applied Polymer Science, 2023
AbstractCaking remains a problem for the fertilizer industry in Thailand, especially for NPK fertilizers (15‐7‐18 and 18‐4‐5), leading to difficulty in application. In this work, we developed new water‐based anticaking agents to obtain high anticaking performance using response surface methodology (RSM) with Box–Behnken Design (BBD).
Nantaporn Surachaitanawat   +5 more
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ANTICAKING AGENTS

open access: closed, 2023
George Wypych
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The influence of the anticaking agent potassium ferrocyanide and salt on the oxidative stability of frozen minced pork meat

open access: closedMeat Science, 1996
The anticaking agent potassium ferrocyanide, K(4)Fe(CN)(6), was found to affect lipid oxidation in frozen, minced pork meat both in 'normal' concentrations, when added together with food grade salt to yield 2 % NaCl in the product, and in 'unrealistic' high concentrations added separately or together with analytical grade salt.
Tina Beck Hansen   +2 more
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Anticaking Agents in Food Nanotechnology

open access: closed, 2022
Muhammad Afzaal   +7 more
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Correction: FLow Conditioning and Anticaking Agents

open access: closedIndustrial & Engineering Chemistry, 1960
R. R. Irani, C. F. Callis, T Liu
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