Method of manufacturing improved corn zein resin films,...

Compositions: coating or plastic – Coating or plastic compositions – Proteinaceous material containing

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C530S375000, C264S115000, C264S118000, C264S123000, C264S340000

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ABSTRACT:
Sheets, films, and articles of manufacture from a corn zein resin. A wet corn zein resin is formed including corn zein and a fatty acid, and the wet zein resin is cold rolled into sheets. The sheets are dried, and the dried zein resin is processed to form sheets, films, and/or articles of manufacture.

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