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Authors: Shazia Juna, Anton Huber Title: Characterisation of normal corn starch using asymmetrical flow field-flow fractionation Journal: Starch / Stärke DOI: [10.1002/star.201100068] Year: 2012 Authors: Shazia Juna, Anton Huber Title: Molecular characteristics of native sago starch and isolated fractions determined using asymmetrical flow field-flow fractionation Journal: Starch / Stärke DOI: [10.1002/star.201100100] Year: 2012 Authors: Shazia Juna, Stephan Hayden, Markus Damm, C. Oliver Kappe, Anton Huber Title: Nanoprecipitation of native pea starches treated in alkaline media at various temperatures employing a dedicated microwave reactor Journal: Starch - Stärke DOI: [10.1002/star.201300066] Year: 2014 Authors: Shazia Juna, Stephan Hayden, Markus Damm, Christian O. Kappe, Anton Huber Title: Microwave mediated preparation of nanoparticles from wx corn starch employing nanoprecipitation Journal: Starch - Stärke DOI: [10.1002/star.201300067] Year: 2014 Authors: Shazia Juna, Anton Huber Title: Formation of nano- and micro-structures of various botanical sources of native starches investigated employing asymmetrical flow field-flow fractionation Journal: Starch - Stärke DOI: [10.1002/star.201300059] Year: 2013 Authors: Shazia Juna, Markus Damm, C. Oliver Kappe, Anton Huber Title: Treatment of wx corn starch dispersions in a microwave reactor and their hydrodynamic properties determined using asymmetrical flow field-flow fractionation Journal: Starch / Stärke DOI: [10.1002/star.201200010] Year: 2012 Authors: Shazia Juna, Anton Huber Title: Effect of varying flow regimes upon elution behaviour, apparent molecular characteristics and hydrodynamic properties of amylopectin isolated from normal corn starch using asymmetrical flow field-flow fractionation Journal: Journal of Chromatography A DOI: [10.1016/j.chroma.2011.11.024] Year: 2012 Authors: Shazia Juna, Stephan Hayden, Markus Damm, C. Oliver Kappe, Anton Huber Title: Influence of temperature on the apparent molar masses and sizes of pregelatinized wx corn in aqueous media determined using asymmetrical flow field-flow fractionation Journal: Starch - Stärke DOI: [10.1002/star.201300021] Year: 2013 Authors: Shazia Juna, Anton Huber Title: Determination of molar mass distribution of tapioca starch using asymmetrical flow field flow fractionation Journal: Starch/Stärke DOI: [10.1002/star.201100066] Year: 2011 Authors: Stephen M. June, Takeo Suga, William H. Heath, Timothy E. Long, Qin Lin, Rama Puligadda Title: Photo-Reactive Polyimides and Poly(siloxane imide)s as Reversible Polymeric Interfaces Journal: The Journal of Adhesion DOI: [10.1080/00218464.2010.515473] Year: 2010
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