As the pressure is increased, so the suspended particle sizes are reduced due to disruption, with a consequent increase in particle surface area and interactions, as well as aggregate formation. However, not only the particle diameters change, reducing its dimensions, but also their distribution, which is more uniform at higher PH values (Fig. 1). Therefore, the particle aggregates of homogenized juices are more porous and consequently less dense than those of non-homogenized samples, sincen less uniform structures the smaller particles fill the gaps among the bigger ones (Fig. 7).
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