Re: partially hardened gelatine

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From: Alberto Novo (alnovo@inwind.it)
Date: 09/10/03-08:33:24 AM Z

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Correct.
What I want is to increase the melting point of a swollen gelatine layer up to 50-55 deg C in a reproducible way.

Alberto
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> OK, I just want to check your conditions... you want to
> harden gelatin so the it will not melt below 50 but will
> melt at above 50 degrees C.?
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> Is this correct?
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> Ray
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