Osmotic evaporation (OE) is a process able to remove water
from a solution at low temperature and pressure. The driving force
is the concentration difference between the solution being concentrated
(in this case, the juice) and a hypertonic solution, typically a
concentrated brine (Vaillant et al., 2001). Juices concentrated by
osmotic evaporation can achieve high soluble solids content, higher
than 60 Brix, keeping their nutritional characteristics (Cassano
et al. 2003; Cissé et al., 2011; Koroknai et al., 2006).
Osmotic evaporation (OE) is a process able to remove water
from a solution at low temperature and pressure. The driving force
is the concentration difference between the solution being concentrated
(in this case, the juice) and a hypertonic solution, typically a
concentrated brine (Vaillant et al., 2001). Juices concentrated by
osmotic evaporation can achieve high soluble solids content, higher
than 60 Brix, keeping their nutritional characteristics (Cassano
et al. 2003; Cissé et al., 2011; Koroknai et al., 2006).
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