英文摘要 |
The objective of this study was to investigate properties of commercial modified starches.Three native starches (waxy corn starch, normal corn starch and tapioca starch) and fifteenmodified starches were used. The modified starches included seven stabilized starches (S-HP,S-BHS-3612, S-BSM-3613, S-BSX-3615, S-BTS-8812, S-BSM-7613 and S-BSX-8815), twocross-linked starches (X-CI-20 and X-CL), one oxidized starch (OS-01), four double-modifiedstarches (SX-CH20, SX-CH40, SX-MH10 and SX-HP-CL) and one double-modifiedpregelatinized starch (SX-PCH20). The pasting properties, freeze-thaw stability, water bindingcapacity, solubility and swelling power of starches were measured. Among all modified starches,SX-MH10 had the highest pasting temperature and peak temperature; and SX-HP-CL the lowest.X-CI-20, SX-CH40 and SX-CH20 had similar peak viscosity, hot paste viscosity, final viscosity,breakdown and setback, respectively, but higher than acetylated starches, furthermore, the oxidizedstarch had the lowest. S-HP had the best freeze-thaw stability. The pregelatinized starch had thehighest water binding capacity (1700%), and the other modified starches ranged 87~149%.Oxidized starch had the highest solubility at 95oC (86.83%), and SX-CH20 the lowest (1.18%). Thepregelatinized starch had the highest swelling power at 95oC (49.79 g/g), and oxidized starch thelowest (4.45 g/g). |