Effect of a Lyotropic Ion Series on the Pasting Characteristics of Wheat and Corn Starches
โ Scribed by D. G. Medcalf; K. A. Gilles
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1966
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 579 KB
- Volume
- 18
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0038-9056
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โฆ Synopsis
95 (4 min.)d) , 440 185 95 ( 10min.)d) 330 95 (4min.)d) 435 95 (1 min.)d), 370 91 350 95 (2min.)d), 405 95 (0.bmin)d) 390 94 370 90 315 88 365 -415 310 80 120 370 445 415 375 450 450 400 415 a) Tenipwsturc at nliicli the initial rise in the curve rcarhrd 10 ILL-. b) Peak height a f k r 15 minute holding at 95'C. c) Diffcrcnce in B.U. brtwsrn 15 niin. hriqht and viscosity aftcr cooling to d) Timeindicated isthonumber of minutes aiter thc temp. first rcarhcd 95ยฐC. 50ยฐC. Nr. 4 / 1966 Table 2 Effect of Salts on Corn Starch A n i y l o q r a i n s ~--~ Salt I'aStlllg Pedh Peak 15 Ylii (0.43 M) T ~~~~, a) Height Temp. ,lergllt 1)) Setbark ' 1 O(' B.C.
๐ SIMILAR VOLUMES
Wheat (T riticum aestivum L) straw and corn (Zea mays L) silage were extruded under variable conditions of temperature and screw speed. The resulting extrudates were then tested for their fermentability according to cumulative production of gas, and compared with each other and with the untreated ma