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Can anti-distortion agents really reduce fish-eye effect?

2010-09-20View Original

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What is an anti-distortion agent, and what is its mechanism of action?
Reply #22010-09-21
This post was last edited by wang*neng on 2010-9-21 09:53. Most of the new isothermal feeding processes do not require anti-sagging agents; such agents were only used in the traditional room-temperature feeding process. The commonly used anti-sagging agent is BHA, whose scientific name is butyl hydroxyanisole. Its main function is to prevent VC from forming rapid particles at high temperatures.

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