Water starch

TABLE 1 H relaxation times values and signal percentages at different measuring temperatures in 1 3 starch-water samples... 

Olson, B.F. 1999. Analysis of the Diffusion Coefficients in Gelatinizated Starch-Water Systems over Time Using Diffusion-Ordered Spectroscopy . Masters Thesis, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, IL. 

Richardson, S.J. 1989. Contribution of proton exchange to the oxygen-17 nuclear magnetic resonance transverse relaxation rate in water and starch-water systems. Cereal Chem. 66, 244-246. Richardson, M.J. and Saville, N.G. 1975. Derivation of accurate glass transition temperatures by differential scanning calorimetry. Polymer 16, 753-757. 

The values given in this table represent randomly selected data from many studies or a particular cultivar/ variety used in the study. Starch phase transition parameters, measured by DSC, may change depending on many factors, including variety, cultivar, hybrid, starch water ratio in the sample, and scanning/experimental conditions. 

FIGURE 5.9 DSC profiles of potato starch at different water contents (volume fraction of water indicated next to each profile). Heating rate=10 °C/min. Donovan (1979), Phase transitions of starch-water system. Biopolymers, 18, 263-275. Copyright Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH Co. KGaA. Reproduced with permission. 

Nakazawa et al. (1984) argued that when starch-water mixtures (30-50% starch) are held at a certain temperature (55-80 °C), for a certain period (0-45 h), and depending on the time-temperature combination, starch granules increase their amorphous portion and decrease their crystalline portion. These amorphous and crystalline phases melted sequentially during DSC phase transition experiments. Their experiments... 

The temperature at which this condition is satisfied is knovm as melting temperature or melting point (T ). Melting temperature depends on the composition of the amorphous phase. In a starch-water system, water acts as a diluent and then is regarded as the temperature at which the specific composition is similar to that of a standard solution. If the amorphous phase of starch is pure, the chemical potential (p ) is the same as its chemical potential at the standard state (pu°) at the same temperature and pressure ... 

The chemical potential of the polymer is affected by "impurities" such as solvents or copolymerized units. For an equilibrium condition in the presence of water as the diluent, the melting temperature of starch (Tm) would be lower because p in the presence of diluent is less than pi). For the starch-water system at equilibrium, the difference between the chemical potentials of the crystalline phase and the phase in the standard state (pure polymer at the same temperature and pressure) must be equal to the decrease in chemical potential of the polymer unit in solution relative to the same standard state (Flory, 1953). By considering the free energy of fusion per repeating unit and volume fraction of water (diluent), the... 

Cruz-Orea, A., Pitsi, G., Jamee, P., and Theon, J. (2002). Phase transitions in the starch-water system studied by adiabatic scanning calorimetry. /. Agric. Food Chem. 50,1335-1344. 

Donovan, J. W. (1979). Phase transitions of the starch-water system. Biopolymers 18,263-275. 

Liu, Q., Charlet, G., Yelle, S., and Arul, J. (2002). Phase transition in potato starch-water system. I. Starch gelatinization at high moisture level. Pood Res. Inst. 35, 397-407. 

Nakazawa, E., Noguchi, S., and Takahashi, J. (1984). Thermal equilibrium state of starch-water mixture studied by differential scanning calorimetry. Agric. Biol. Chem. 48, 2647-2653. 

Randzio, S. L., Flis-Kabulska, 1., and Grolier, J. E. (2002). Reexamination of phase transformations in the starch-water system. Macromolecules 35,8852-8859. 

Stevens, D. J. and Elton, G. A. H. (1977). Thermal properties of starch/water system. Part I. Measurement of heat of gelatinization by differential scanning calorimetry. Die Starke 23, 8-11. 

A more recent analytical tabulation covering individual trace elements, amino acids, and volatile fatty acids, together with proximate analyses, ADF, MADF, NDF, cellulose, lignin, starch, water soluble carbohydrates, etc., has the title UK Tables of Nutritive Value and Chemical Composition of Feedingstuffs (MAFF, 1990). 

Starch Water, chloral hydrate, copper ethylenediamine Acetone, methanol... 

However, some of these methods are experimentally limited by certain parameters, such as starch/water ratio and the temperature range over which gelatinization can be studied. For example, DSC is particularly well suited to investigate the phase transition of starch-water systems because it permits the study of starch transitions over a wide range of moisture content, the determination of transition temperatures over 100°C, and the enthalpy changes during transitions. 

The mixture of the swollen and fragmented granules depends on the botanical source of the starch, water content, temperature, and shearing during heating. The extent of leaching of... 

Stepto (1997) focused on the injection molding of potato starch including the basis of the process. In addition, the rheological behavior of starch/water melts during the refill part of the injection molding cycle was analyzed quantitatively to give apparent melt viscosities. Finally, the mechanical properties of molded starch materials and the dmg-delivery behavior of starch capsules were also discussed. 

Suspensions with high concentrations of densely packed solids often exhibit dilatant flow behaviour. An example of this is a starch/water mixture (figure 9.20). 

Fig. 33.—Time-temperature curves for wheat starch-water systems heated to 85°C by micro-waves (from Ref. 286).

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