Basic properties to proteins, to be a good foaming agent, Biology

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Define Basic Properties To Proteins, To Be a Good Foaming Agent?

A protein must:

a) Be able to rapidly absorb at the air-water interface during whipping,

b) Undergo rapid arrangement and rearrangement at the interface, and

c) Form cohesive viscoelastic film.

 


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