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Properties of Hot-water Extracts and Extract-gels of Starches for Mook (묵제조용 전분에서 분리한 열수추출물의 이화학적성질과 추출물겔의 특성)

  • Song, Young-Me;Chung, Koo-Min;Lee, Won-Jong
    • Korean Journal of Food Science and Technology
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    • v.27 no.4
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    • pp.625-630
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    • 1995

  • In order to know the effects of hot-water extracts of starches on gel formation and gel properties, some physicochemical properties and molecular distribution of the extracts were measured. Also, after acid-hydrolysis of starch gels and extract gels, extent of hydrolysis and $\overline{D.P}._n$, and molecular distribution of hydrolysis-residue were measured. Extraction ratio of grain starches (buckwheat, corn, rice, and wheat) were $4.0{\sim}6.6%$. The ratio of acorn and mungbean starches were 11.7 and 13.5%, respectively. Iodine affinity of the extracts was $17.2{\sim}17.7%$ in starches using for Mook, SM(acorn, buckwheat, and mungbean), $13.7{\sim}14.9%$ in starches not using for Mook, SNM(corn, rice, and wheat). Blue value was also higher in SM than in SNM. $\overline{D.P}._n$. of extracts of SM were bigger than those of SNM. In molecular distribution experiment, amylopectin fraction was not found from the extracts except rice starch extract. The extent of acid hydrolysis of the starch gels were $70{\sim}84%$ after 60 days, and the extent of the extract gels were $22{\sim}35%$. The extent of hydrolysis of starch gels and extract gels made with SM were lower than those of SNM.

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