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crystallization
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See: congealment
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This technology is sometimes referred to as Template Assisted Crystalization.
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The total kinetics of the crystalization process was not enhanced by flow, at least under the conditions studied here.
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Lipex Cocoasoft INCI name: theobroma cacao (EU) theobroma cacao (cocoa) seed butter (US) Use level: up to 20% in emulsions; up to 50% in anhydrous formulations; up to 5% in surfactant-based products Applications: emulsions such as lotions, creams and body butters Comments: Advanced cocoa butter with improved crystalization and temperature stability, allowing a high content of cocoa butter in formulations.
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