Gelatin

1.	Introduction
2.	Structure and Properties
2.1.	Structure
2.2.	Physical Properties
2.3.	Chemical Properties
2.4.	Microbiological Analysis
2.5.	Quality Specifications
3.	Raw Materials and Production
3.1.	Raw Materials
3.2.	Production
4.	Uses
4.1.	General Aspects
4.2.	Food Industry
4.3.	Pharmaceuticals
4.4.	Cosmetics
4.5.	Photography
4.6.	Technical Gelatin and Glue
4.6.1.	Matches
4.6.2.	Coated Abrasives
4.6.3.	Paper Sizing
4.6.4.	Adhesives
4.6.5.	Other Uses
5.	Economic Aspects

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