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Main Applications of Starch Ether - Construction Chemical Auxiliaries

Pregelatinized starch is a form of deep processing of ordinary starch. It is obtained by extrusion, heating, expansion, and then crushing. The starch obtained in this way is called pregelatinized starch, also known as alpha starch (α-starch) (a-starch).

The main functions of pregelatinized starch are thickening, viscosity, bonding, solution thickening, good water solubility, suspension or stability with glue, protective colloid effect, film-forming, water retention, bonding performance, non-toxic, tasteless, biocompatible, thixotropic, etc.

Another feature is environmental protection. Starch is an organic substance, edible and degradable. Therefore, it is usually used as an environmentally friendly adhesive in industry.

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