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Vortex fluidic mediated encapsulation of functional fish oil featuring in situ probed small angle neutron scattering

Food Science and Technology

Vortex fluidic mediated encapsulation of functional fish oil featuring in situ probed small angle neutron scattering

S. He, N. Joseph, et al.

Discover how a vortex fluidic device (VFD) transforms fish oil encapsulation, enhancing bioavailability and stability while eliminating the notorious fishy smell. This study, undertaken by a team of researchers, reveals insights into how VFD technology enriches apple juice with omega-3s without compromising flavor.

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