-
called the
gel or network,
which does not
dissolve in the solvent, but can
swell in it.
Gelation is
promoted by
gelling agents.
Gelation can
occur either...
- and
synthetic tissue models. Many
substances can form
gels when a
suitable thickener or
gelling agent is
added to
their formula. This
approach is common...
-
Geller (/ˈɡɛlər/ GHEL-ər) is a surname.
Depending on one's ancestors' origins, the name may
derive from a
place name (Geldern in
Germany or Gelderland...
-
Eelco Gelling (born 12 June 1946) is a
Dutch blues rock guitarist.
Gelling pla**** with Cuby +
Blizzards (which he co-founded
together with
Harry Muskee)...
- League.
Gelling was born in Auckland, New
Zealand and is of Cook
Island ancestry.
Gelling was a
Howick Hornets junior. In 2009 and 2010
Gelling pla****...
-
Sugar is
essential because it
attracts and
holds water during the
gelling process.
Gelling sugar is used for
traditional British recipes for jam, marmalade...
-
which she died.
Gelling,
Margaret (1953). Place-Names of Oxfordshire, Part I. Vol. XXIII. Cambridge:
English Place-Name Society.
Gelling,
Margaret (1954)...
- (dessert), a
dessert made with
sweetened and
flavored gelatin Gel conference Gel pen
Gelling (Arunachal Pradesh),
location in
India Georgian lari, by ISO...
-
Gelion may
refer to:
Gelion (Middle-Earth): a
fictional river in Tolkien's
legendarium Gelion (company): A
research and
development company that produces...
- the
gel point is an
abrupt change in the
viscosity of a
solution containing polymerizable components. At the
gel point, a
solution undergoes gelation, as...
