Changes in Physicochemical Properties of Rice During Storage

The changes in the physicochemical properties of rices which had different amylose contents were studied when the rice was stored at 2°C and 29°C as rough rice, milled rice, defatted milled rice, and as starch. Changes in hardness index, water absorption, stickiness, viscosity, salt‐soluble protein,...

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Main Authors: Villareal, R.M., Resurreccion, A.P., Suzuki, L.B., Juliano, Bienvenido O.
Format: Journal Article
Language:Inglés
Published: Wiley 1976
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/166543
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Summary:The changes in the physicochemical properties of rices which had different amylose contents were studied when the rice was stored at 2°C and 29°C as rough rice, milled rice, defatted milled rice, and as starch. Changes in hardness index, water absorption, stickiness, viscosity, salt‐soluble protein, free fatty acids, and carbonyl compounds during storage are discussed.