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TRIAL METHOD FOR MEASURING THE EFFECT OF LIPIDS ON THE RHEOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF STARCH PASTE DURING THE GELATION PROCESS

Ritsuko Niihara, Sachio MATSUMOTO

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An attempt was made to measure the effect of lipid components on the viscosity and thixotropy of wheat starch paste in a short aging time after gelatinization. Viscometry was used to follow periodically the changes in apparent viscosity (at 76.8 s−1) of the mixed paste of wheat starch and one of a series of lipids in a cone‐plate viscometer for 210 min after gelatinization, i.e. a procedure of eight cycles of measurement with a sample. Each cycle of the measurement consisted of viscometry for 3 min and a rest period for 27 min at 30°C. The apparent viscosity of all the samples decreased greatly during the 3 min measurement due to thixotropic breakdown of the macroscopic structure in the samples. The results suggest that the presence of a small amount of free fatty acid and monoglyceride may play a role in reducing starch paste gelation.

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An attempt was made to measure the effect of lipid components on the viscosity and thixotropy of wheat starch paste in a short aging time after gelatinization. Viscometry was used to follow periodically the changes in apparent viscosity (at 76.8 s−1) of the mixed paste of wheat starch and one of a series of lipids in a cone‐plate viscometer for 210 min after gelatinization, i.e. a procedure of eight cycles of measurement with a sample. Each cycle of the measurement consisted of viscometry for 3 min and a rest period for 27 min at 30°C. The apparent viscosity of all the samples decreased greatly during the 3 min measurement due to thixotropic breakdown of the macroscopic structure in the samples. The results suggest that the presence of a small amount of free fatty acid and monoglyceride may play a role in reducing starch paste gelation.

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An attempt was made to measure the effect of lipid components on the viscosity and thixotropy of wheat starch paste in a short aging time after gelatinization. Viscometry was used to follow periodically the changes in apparent viscosity (at 76.8 s−1) of the mixed paste of wheat starch and one of a series of lipids in a cone‐plate viscometer for 210 min after gelatinization, i.e. a procedure of eight cycles of measurement with a sample. Each cycle of the measurement consisted of viscometry for 3 min and a rest period for 27 min at 30°C. The apparent viscosity of all the samples decreased greatly during the 3 min measurement due to thixotropic breakdown of the macroscopic structure in the samples. The results suggest that the presence of a small amount of free fatty acid and monoglyceride may play a role in reducing starch paste gelation.

Key concepts: Thixotropy, Viscometer, Rheology, Starch, Viscosity, Materials science, Apparent viscosity, Monoglyceride

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