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Location : HOME > Report > Chemical/Advanced Materials > Nanotechnology Paper coatings, adhesives, and specialty food products using biodegradable nano starches Publisher Nanoposts.com Date 2008-07 Quantity 42 pages Type Report Price PDF Single User : ￡300 Print This report covers markets and technology innovators focusing on re-engineered starch nanoparticles to the size of 50 – 150 nm levels for solutions in paper coating and adhesives, and specialty food products. One example that has been developed is starch based natural latex that could be a substitute of synthetic petroleum based latex that replaces PVA, PVOH and SBR.

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