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Fig 1.

Emulsion, droplet size and macroscopic.

Microscope images at 20x magnification, bar scale: 50 μm appearances of the emulsions on day 1 (A) SGE, (B) DSE, and (C) NPSE.

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Table 1.

Emulsion properties; size measured by static light scattering in terms of mean volume diameter (n = 3), median value of size distribution dv, 0.5 (n = 3), changes of backscattering over time, ΔBS (%), emulsifying index (EI n = 2, EI of 0.1 can also be expressed as 10% as stated in discussion), and Turbiscan stability index (TSI n = 2).

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Fig 2.

Size distribution of emulsions.

Graph representing emulsions stabilised by (A) granules, SGE (day 0 to day 1), (B) dissolved starch, DSE (day 0 to day 365), and (C) precipitated starch, NPSE (day 0 to day 365).

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Fig 3.

Turbiscan profiles of emulsions.

Multiple light scattering profiles for starches in buffer: (A) MCT oil profile as reference (B) OSA–modified granules, (C) dissolved starch at day 0, (D) dissolved starched (DS) after 1 year, and (E) Non-solvent precipitated starch (NPS); (F) SGE, (G) DSE, (H) NPSE.

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Fig 4.

Turbiscan profiles of emulsions.

Profiles representing starch-stabilised emulsions: (A) SGE after 1 day, (B) DSE, and (C) NPSE from 0 to 6 weeks.

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