soluble starch

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soluble starch [′säl·yə·bəl ′stärch]

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A group of water-soluble polymers formed from starch, such as the starches derived from corn or potato, by acetylation, acid hydrolysis, chlorination, or by action of enzymes to form starch acetates, ethers, and esters; used as textile sizing agents, emulsifying agents, and paper coatings.

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