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Additives sodium caprylate

By means of suitable membrane-active additives, we have attempted to modify the structure of isolated thylakoids and thereby increase membrane permeability. Changes in resistance of the membranes to freezing were then determined. Figure 11 shows the effect of sodium caprylate on the permeability of thylakoids to protons. In the absence of the compound, illumination causes proton transfer across the thylakoids and acidification of the intrathylakoid space. A fluorescent weak amine was used to monitor formation of the proton gradient (86). When the light was turned off, protons moved slowly back across the thylakoid membrane. Transport followed first-order kinetics. In the presence of caprylate... [Pg.185]

Aluminum hydroxide Bauxite Caprylic/capric acid p-Dichlorobenzene Feldspar Hydroxyapatite Perlite Polyethylene Quartz Silica, amorphous hydrated Titanium Zirconium silicate abrasive additive Sodium fluoroaluminate abrasive mfg. [Pg.4780]

Lather volume depends upon the amount and the type of soap dissolved in the soap liquor during lathering. The mobility of the soap molecules, in addition to their surface properties, contributes to foaming. It is therefore possible that the soaps with very short chains (sodium caprylate and sodium caprate) may have an additional lather benefit. However, the proposed benefit should be restricted to low wash temperatures. The source of the short chain soaps is the coconut or palm kernel oil component of the fat charge. The amount of soap in solution in the wash liquor increases as the level of soluble soap in the bar increases. However, because the lather depends on the very short transient hydration period, it is the amount of soap which goes into solution over this period that is important. This amount also increases as the rates of dissolution of the solid soluble phases of the bar structure increase. [Pg.57]

Addition of appropriate amounts of salts, such as ammonium or sodium sulfate (2), or other chemicals, such as PEG, cause precipitation of IgG from serum. Caprylic acid can also be used to fractionate proteins from serum Although such IgG is usually contaminated with other proteins, the ease of these precipitation procedures coupled with the high yield of IgG produced has led to them being very widely used to produce enriched IgG preparations suitable for many immunochemical procedures, e.g., production of immunoaffinity columns, and as a starting point for further purification. The precipitated IgG is usually very stable and such preparations are ideally suited for long-term storage or distribution and exchange between laboratories. [Pg.98]

Sodium methyl palmitoyl taurate Sodium methyl stearoyl taurate Sorbitan caprylate Steareth-2 Styrene/acrylates copolymer Tallowamidopropyl dimethylamine Tridecyl trimellitate Trihydroxystearin Welan gum Zinc laurate Zinc myristate thickener, cosmetics Microcrystalline wax thickener additive Acrylamide... [Pg.5815]

The reaction mixture was allowed to stand with acetic anhydride for 15 h at 22°c, with caprylic and stearic anhydride for 3 h at 60°c, or with maleic and phthalic anhydride for 10 h at 60°c. The isolation, e.g. of monostearates, was made by extraction with 1-butanol ( ) after addition of 10% aq sodium chloride to the DMF. [Pg.64]


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