• Title of article

    Comparison of physical, chemical and functional properties of broken rice and breadfruit starches against cassava starch

  • Author/Authors

    Koh, S. P. Malaysian Agricultural Research Development Institute (MARDI), Headquarters - Biotechnology Research Centre, Malaysia , Long, K. Malaysian Agricultural Research Development Institute (MARDI), Headquarters - Biotechnology Research Centre, Malaysia

  • From page
    211
  • To page
    219
  • Abstract
    The physical, chemical and functional properties of starch differ with different starch sources. In general, breadfruit starch was closer to cassava starch characteristics compared to broken rice starch. Among the starch sources, cassava starch showed the highest paste clarity at all pH values. The broken rice starch had poor paste clarity even though it has the smallest starch granules. Compared to both broken rice and cassava starches, breadfruit starch was found to have the highest swelling power, water binding capability, water absorption index, bulk density, dispersibility capability and required the highest enthalpy energy during the gelatinization process
  • Keywords
    broken rice , breadfruit , starch , gelatinization temperature , amylose
  • Journal title
    Journal of Tropical Agriculture and Food Science
  • Journal title
    Journal of Tropical Agriculture and Food Science
  • Record number

    2576981