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Explain the Properties gum karaya

Gum karaya is water-swellable rather than water-soluble and absorbs water very rapidly to form viscous colloidal dispersions at low concentrations. At higher concentrations (20 to 25%), gum karaya exhibits strong adhesive properties. Gum karaya dispersions are stable, however, will lose viscosity gradually if solutions are not preserved by the addition of preservatives.   

 


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