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Definition of gelatinize in English: gelatinize(British gelatinise) verb dʒɪˈlatɪnʌɪz 1Make or become gelatinous. 制成凝胶状，变成胶冻状 with object water gelatinizes the granules no object the starch grains swell and gelatinize Example sentencesExamples - Adding a hot, gelatinized starch solution makes the mixture more digestible as feed and acts as a glue and lubricant to ease the material's flow through the equipment.
- It uses a hot, gelatinized polysaccharide solution that acts as a glue and as a lubricant to smooth the mixture's flow through extrusion equipment.
- It uses a hot, gelatinized starch solution that acts as a glue to hold the cotton waste ingredients together and a lubricant to smooth the mixture's flow through the extrusion equipment.
- The idea that he had was for the liquid ore to be gelatinized into a thicker formula and decrease the speed of the intake.
- At this strength, tissue would be gelatinized, producing deep painful penetrating burns.
- There it's cured and then either parched with dry heat or parboiled under pressure, depending on the processor's preferred technique, to gelatinize the starch.
- High temperatures gelatinize the starch within the kernel, which inhibits separation and recovery.
- Heat causes the air to expand and make the cake rise; eventually protein and starch in the liquid phase of the cake coagulate and gelatinize, giving what in scientific terms is a stable foam and in common parlance a cake.
- ‘The starch is gelatinized with heat and moisture, plasticized with water, and doped - all in one continuous process.’
- During the brewing process, a significant proportion of the B-type granules from barley is not gelatinized in the mash.
- They found that each of the shrub's flowers produces a single clear jellylike pellet, formed when the plant's inner wall swells and gelatinizes as it comes in contact with nectar.
- In 1888, Alfred Nobel took smokeless powder production to a new plateau by using nitroglycerin to gelatinize nitrocellulose, thereby producing a new commercial smokeless powder named ‘Ballistite.’
- The shark's fin was made up of concentrated chicken consommé, gelatinized and shaped into strands like the authentic article.
Synonyms set, stiffen, solidify, thicken, harden - 1.1usually as adjective gelatinizedwith object Coat with gelatin.
gelatinized glass microscope slides 涂了明胶的显微镜载物玻璃片。 Example sentencesExamples - Smokeless explosives such as cordite, first produced in England in 1889, used gelatinized nitrocellulose, or gun cotton, mixed with minerals and nitroglycerine; stabilizers were later added.
- Sections were cut at - 18° and placed onto gelatinized slides.
- Cells were then seeded on a gelatinized slide, stained with 0.1% Mayers hematoxylin and analysed by optical microscopy.
Derivativesnoun The gelatinization temperature is a temperature at which starch is gelatinized and maximum viscosity is observed. Example sentencesExamples - The entire process is known as the gelatinisation of starch and is very important in cooking.
- The calculation of the conductivity and the degree of starch gelatinization is outlined hereinafter.
- By definition, gelatinization is a phenomena which takes place in the presence of heat and moisture.
- The starch chains become swollen upon gelatinisation and can be attacked readily by hydrolytic enzymes, resulting in better digestibility of cooked starchy foods.
Definition of gelatinize in US English: gelatinize(British gelatinise) verb 1Make or become gelatinous. 制成凝胶状，变成胶冻状 Example sentencesExamples - High temperatures gelatinize the starch within the kernel, which inhibits separation and recovery.
- The idea that he had was for the liquid ore to be gelatinized into a thicker formula and decrease the speed of the intake.
- It uses a hot, gelatinized polysaccharide solution that acts as a glue and as a lubricant to smooth the mixture's flow through extrusion equipment.
- ‘The starch is gelatinized with heat and moisture, plasticized with water, and doped - all in one continuous process.’
- In 1888, Alfred Nobel took smokeless powder production to a new plateau by using nitroglycerin to gelatinize nitrocellulose, thereby producing a new commercial smokeless powder named ‘Ballistite.’
- There it's cured and then either parched with dry heat or parboiled under pressure, depending on the processor's preferred technique, to gelatinize the starch.
- At this strength, tissue would be gelatinized, producing deep painful penetrating burns.
- The shark's fin was made up of concentrated chicken consommé, gelatinized and shaped into strands like the authentic article.
- During the brewing process, a significant proportion of the B-type granules from barley is not gelatinized in the mash.
- They found that each of the shrub's flowers produces a single clear jellylike pellet, formed when the plant's inner wall swells and gelatinizes as it comes in contact with nectar.
- It uses a hot, gelatinized starch solution that acts as a glue to hold the cotton waste ingredients together and a lubricant to smooth the mixture's flow through the extrusion equipment.
- Adding a hot, gelatinized starch solution makes the mixture more digestible as feed and acts as a glue and lubricant to ease the material's flow through the equipment.
- Heat causes the air to expand and make the cake rise; eventually protein and starch in the liquid phase of the cake coagulate and gelatinize, giving what in scientific terms is a stable foam and in common parlance a cake.
Synonyms set, stiffen, solidify, thicken, harden - 1.1usually as adjective gelatinizedwith object Coat with gelatin.
gelatinized glass microscope slides 涂了明胶的显微镜载物玻璃片。 Example sentencesExamples - Cells were then seeded on a gelatinized slide, stained with 0.1% Mayers hematoxylin and analysed by optical microscopy.
- Smokeless explosives such as cordite, first produced in England in 1889, used gelatinized nitrocellulose, or gun cotton, mixed with minerals and nitroglycerine; stabilizers were later added.
- Sections were cut at - 18° and placed onto gelatinized slides.
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