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Gels obtained through chemical interactions are generally resistant, as they are mainly formed by covalent bonds (primary forces), while gels resulting from physical interactions are less resistant, as they are maintained through different secondary forces, such as hydrogen bonds, hydrophobic interactions...
Thus, more water molecules may have the opportunity to enter the protein and form new hydrogen bonds with hydroxyl groups in the proteins24. This may increase the water-holding capacity of decolored proteins. In addition, several studies have reported that hydrogen peroxide treatment exposes the ...