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What about foam stability?

Foam stability can be determined by two factors i.e. drainage and bubble size. The volume of the liquid drained due to gravitational forces when foam is left to stand for some time (20-30 minutes) indicates stability of the foam.  The greater the drainage the less stable is the foam and also the larger the size of the bubbles in a foam. In food industries undesirable foams may be formed

 


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