High internal phase Pickering emulsions stabilized by coconut pomace cellulose nanoparticle-based binary complexes: Interfacial behavior-driven lipid oxidative stability and 3D printability

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Publication date: December 2025

Source: Food Research International, Volume 222, Part 1

Author(s): Juntao Wang, Zexin Wang, Shiqiong Chen, Sixin Liu, Congfa Li, Yue Sun

Publication date: December 2025Source: Food Research International, Volume 222, Part 1Author(s): Juntao Wang, Zexin Wang, Shiqiong Chen, Sixin Liu, Congfa Li, Yue Sun Read More

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