Oxidized starch reduces the gelatinization temperature of starch, decreases hot paste viscosity while enhancing thermal stability. The product has a pure white color, transparent paste, good film-forming properties, and excellent freeze-thaw resistance. It is a low-viscosity, high-concentration thickener widely used in the textile, paper-making, and fine chemical industries.
This product is made from corn, cassava, and waxy corn starch, processed by chemical methods. It has low viscosity at high temperatures, making it easy to process; high viscosity at low temperatures, strong gelation, and good acid stability.
Cationic starch is a starch derivative that introduces tertiary amine or quaternary ammonium groups into the starch macromolecule, giving the starch cationic properties.