Provided is a method of preparing ferric carboxymaltose with weight average molecular weight between 100,000 and 400,000. The method includes reacting an oxidized maltodextrin solid with an iron (III) salt solution in acidic and basic conditions in sequence to afford ferric carboxymaltose, wherein the oxidized maltodextrin solid has a dextrose equivalent of less than 4. The ferric carboxymaltose prepared by the method can withstand high-temperature sterilization with high stability and facilitate storage.

The present invention relates to new aqueous curable binder compositions comprising a carbohydrate compound, a first cross linker and a second cross linker different from the first capable of undergoing radical polymerization and possibly a free radical initiator.

Disclosed herein is a starch based corrugating adhesive comprising modified starch, and methods for making such corrugating adhesive. In some embodiments, the corrugating adhesive may contain a carrier component comprising a gelatinized modified starch, and a suspended component comprising a granular modified starch. In some embodiments, the granular and gelatinized modified starch may be from the same base starch. In some embodiments, the modified starch is obtained from a starch having an amylose content between about 30% and less than 40%. Also disclosed herein are corrugated materials made using the corrugating adhesives described herein.

Metal contaminants may be problematic in a number of industries, particularly in the mining industry. Fines production and dust control may be similarly problematic in many industries, including the mining industry. Reaction products formed from a saccharide polymer and diallyldimethylammonium chloride (DADMAC) under room temperature to heating conditions in the presence of a hydroxide base or a radical initiator may be effective for promoting removal of metal contaminants from clay-containing substances, such as through froth flotation. The reaction products may also be effective for mitigating fines production and providing dust control by forming a coating upon a plurality of particulates.

Metal contaminants may be problematic in a number of industries, particularly in the mining industry. Fines production and dust control may be similarly problematic in many industries, including the mining industry. Reaction products formed from a saccharide polymer and diallyldimethylammonium chloride (DADMAC) under room temperature to heating conditions in the presence of a hydroxide base or a radical initiator may be effective for promoting removal of metal contaminants from clay-containing substances, such as through froth flotation. The reaction products may also be effective for mitigating fines production and providing dust control by forming a coating upon a plurality of particulates.

The present disclosure relates to charge-bearing polymeric materials and methods of their use for purifying fluid samples from micropollutants, such as anionic micropollutants.

Improved thermally inhibited starch is disclosed and methods of making such starch are disclosed. In some embodiments a thermally inhibited starch has improved whiteness and flavor. In some embodiments a method for making a thermally inhibited starch includes providing adding a buffer and an acid to a starch to obtain a pH adjusted starch having an acidic pH and thermally inhibiting the pH adjusted starch. The technology further pertains to methods of making the thermally inhibited starch in batch, continuous, continuous-like process or combinations thereof.

Improved thermally inhibited starch is disclosed and methods of making such starch are disclosed. In some embodiments a thermally inhibited starch has improved whiteness and flavor. In some embodiments a method for making a thermally inhibited starch includes providing adding a buffer and an acid to a starch to obtain a pH adjusted starch having an acidic pH and thermally inhibiting the pH adjusted starch. The technology further pertains to methods of making the thermally inhibited starch in batch, continuous, continuous-like process or combinations thereof.

Compositions and methods related to powdered hemostats that crosslink during and/or after application to a bleeding site are generally described.

Compositions and methods related to powdered hemostats that crosslink during and/or after application to a bleeding site are generally described.