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Prior to an analysis of the shrinkage and growth of air bubbles entrained in wheat flour dough, the shrinkage and growth under a temperature rise of a small bubble in water was analysed for comparison.The rates of shrinkage and growth of the bubble were respectively controlled by the diffusion of under-and over-saturated dissolved air from and into the bubble.The diffusion coefficient of the dissolved air in water calculated from the shrinkage of the bubble was 2.10x 10~9m2/sec (17°C), which agrees with the literature value.
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