食品科学 ›› 2007, Vol. 28 ›› Issue (3): 104-106.

• 工艺技术 • 上一篇    下一篇

湿热处理对橡实淀粉特性影响的研究

 谢碧霞, 钟秋平, 李安平, 王森, 李清平   

  1. 中南林业科技大学资源与环境学院; 湖南省益阳市林科所 湖南长沙412006; 湖南长沙412006 中国林业科学研究院亚林中心; 江西分宜336600; 湖南长沙412006; 湖南益阳413000;
  • 出版日期:2007-03-15 发布日期:2011-12-31

Study on Properties of Acorn Starches by Moist Heat Treatment

 XIE  Bi-Xia, ZHONG  Qiu-Ping, LI  An-Ping, WANG  Sen, LI  Qing-Ping   

  1. 1.College of Resource and Environment, Center South University of Forestry and Technology, Changsha 412006, China;2. Experimental Centre of Subtropical Forestry, China Academy of Forestry, Fenyi 336600, China; 3.Forestry Research Institute of Hunan Yiyang, Yiyang 413000, China
  • Online:2007-03-15 Published:2011-12-31

摘要: 本文对经湿热处理和原橡实淀粉的粘度、透光率、凝沉稳定性进行对比研究,研究表明:湿热处理的温度对淀粉粘度有极显著影响。不同的橡实淀粉粘度的影响差异明显;湿热处理会降低橡实淀粉的粘度,温度越高,粘度降低的幅度越大;湿热处理对淀粉的透光有一定的影响,在低温段的湿热处理对其透光率影响较少,在高温段影响较大,而且其透光率随处理的温度升高而迅速增加;湿热处理的温度对淀粉的凝沉稳定性有极显著影响,湿热处理的温度越高,淀粉的凝沉稳定性就越差。

关键词: 湿热处理, 橡实淀粉, 粘度, 透光率, 凝沉稳定性

Abstract: This paper discussed the results of the contrastive study among the viscosity, the translucent rate and retrogradation properties of acorn starch with respect to moist heat treatment. The results indicated: First, the temperature of moist heat treatment has very distinct effects on the viscosity of the starch, and it has different effects on different species acorn starches as well. Moist heat treatment can reduce the viscosity of acorn starch, so the higher the temperature, the more the viscosity will reduce. Second, moist heat treatment has some effects on the translucent rate of acorn starch. It has less effect on the acorn starch translucent rate in low temperature, but has great effect on the acorn starch translucentrate in high temperature. That is, the translucent rate, rapidly increases with the temperature rising. Thirdly, moist heat treatment has very significant effects on the retrogradation property of acorn starch. The higher the temperature, the worse the retrogradation property of acorn starch will be.

Key words:  , moist heat treatment; acorn starches; viscosity; translucent rate; retrogradation property;