alginate

Ca-alginate which is comparable in structure forms gels in very low concentrations when Ca ions are present.

Similarly, I used a wired vibrator (more power) to get the bubbles out of body casting alginate.

Sodium alginate didn't help me at all (same as OP- weak LES muscles).

It’s a little more now with sous vide and gels and alginate etc.

Sodium alginate, extracted from brown algae, gives the egg white the wanted viscosity.

I've been taking Nexium for 15 years and recently tried stopping, while replacing with sodium alginate.

The alginate material dentists use when making a mold of your teeth.

No more alginate molds and long turnarounds; just scan the patient's mouth with a handheld instrument and mill out a ceramic prosthetic in the office.

Have you looked into sodium alginate supplements (with regard to reflux)?

I once had to work with the Hela cell line, coating it in alginate polysaccharide.

However it seems you can't use just any - they have to consist of synthetic fiber, can't have a wooden shaft, and can't contain calcium alginate.

My first guess was some form of alginate.

[0] And imitation salmon eggs still use that calcium/alginate technique the modernist cooks called "spherification"...

>The "seaweed" coating is alginate, which prevents the immune system from attacking the foreign cells.

Keys are pretty easy even with "under the kitchen sink" home materials, even easier with a little alginate powder for the mold and craft-store quality binary epoxy to cast.

> sodium alginate Now you've got me wondering whether the problems of "cattle producing too much methane" (which sodium alginate is a treatment for), and "humans producing too much stomach acid" have some strong link.

One thing that has helped a ton is Gaviscon Advance imported from the EU, which contains Sodium Alginate.

Alginate is probably not as dense as a suspension of kaolin, and also being an ionic polymer, there's no need for a surfactant or dispersant to stabilize it.

I was designing waterproof textiles a few weeks ago and somewhat accidentally also designed a Chitosan-Alginate Fleece that could be used as fleece liner, super absorbent diapers, gauze How do the production costs for Chitosan-Alginate Fleece compare to diapers and gauze?