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soluble
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It includes lower levels of soy volatiles for a less beany flavor, higher solubility at neutral to slightly acidic pH ranges compared to other soy proteins, and a low viscosity profile similar to hydrolyzed proteins while avoiding their bitter flavor.
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So the solubility of TPA in the liquid phase has a significant effect on the esterification rate.
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RM151 The second edition of this textbook on drug absorption, solubility and metabolism has been revised to include a new section on in silico approaches to predict drug properties and new delivery strategies during the developmental stage.
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