How Lecithins Work？
How Lecithins Work? Lecithins are naturally occurring phospholipid mixtures widely used in food, feed, pharmaceutical, and industrial applications. Their unique...Continue reading→
Acetone residues in soy lecithin
Soybean oil is soluble in acetone and lecithin can’t, acetone can be used to remove soybean oil from the soy...Continue reading→
Two production methods for commerical deoiled soy lecitin
At present, there are two main prductions process to produce high content of AI deoiled soy lecithin. Method 1: Acetone...Continue reading→
LECITHIN POWDER VS GRANULES: DIFFERENT USES AND BENEFITS
LECITHIN POWDER VS GRANULES: DIFFERENCE Powdered Lecithin and Granular are deoiled Lecithin. After the process of de-oil and dehydration, most...Continue reading→
What is lecithin made from?
Soy lecithin occurs naturally in plants and animals. In industrial production process, soybean lecithin can be extracted from soybean, rapeseed,...Continue reading→
Soy Lecithin liquid for Paint industry
Soy Lecithin liquid industrial grade is used as a natural emulsifying, anti- splatter additive, and stabilizing agent in paint applications:...Continue reading→
Soybean Lecithin Fractionation: PC-enriched
It is necessary to fractionate soy lecithin into PC-enriched and PI-enriched fractions for specific applications because these two fractions have...Continue reading→
Soy Lecithin (Phospholipids) substances
Soy lecithin or Phospholipids contain various substances such as Phospholipids, triacylglycerols, fatty acids, and glycolipids. The significant phospholipids include phosphatidylcholine,...Continue reading→
Does soy lecithin dissolve in water?
Soy Lecithin will not dissolve in water but is soluble in fats/oils and soluble in ethanol. Soy Lecithin is an...Continue reading→
All about the “Phosphatidylcholine (PC)”
What is phosphatidylcholine also known as? Phosphatidylcholine (PC), also known as “Lecithin”, is one of the most important phospholipids. Phosphatidylcholine...Continue reading→