Method for preparing compound modified starch for replacing gelatin
A technology of compound modified starch and starch, which is applied in food preparation, food science, application, etc., can solve the problems that the application performance cannot reach the level of gelatin, single function, etc., and achieve good freeze-thaw stability, high transparency, and simple synthesis process Effect
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[0014] Adjust 100g of rice starch with distilled water to make starch milk with a weight percentage of 20%, add 10g of hydrogen peroxide to react for 1 hour, wash and dry to obtain oxidized starch, slowly add 3g of succinic acid to the oxidized starch, and heat it at 80°C React at low temperature for 1 hour, adjust the pH value to neutral, wash and dry, crush and sieve to obtain oxidized-crosslinked starch, add 3g of sodium hydroxide solution and 5g of sodium benzoate to the oxidized-crosslinked starch, and stir at 90°C , and control the reaction pH value at 10, add 5g propylene oxide, react for 12 hours, wash and dry to obtain composite modified starch.
[0015] The gelatinization temperature of the composite modified starch prepared in this example is 61° C., the peak viscosity after gelatinization is 40 mPas, and the light transmittance of the starch paste measured by an ultraviolet-visible spectrophotometer is 73%. The thermal decomposition temperature of the composite mod...
Embodiment 2
[0018] Adjust 100g of rice starch with distilled water to make starch milk with a weight percentage of 60%, add 30g of sodium hypochlorite to react for 20 hours, wash and dry to obtain oxidized starch, slowly add 20g of sodium trimetaphosphate to the oxidized starch, and heat it at 40°C React at low temperature for 10 hours, adjust the pH value to neutral, wash and dry, crush and sieve to obtain oxidized-crosslinked starch, add 10g of sodium carbonate solution and 20g of sodium sulfate to the oxidized-crosslinked starch, and stir at 60°C , and control the reaction pH value at 8, add 30g of propylene oxide, react for 4 hours, wash and dry to obtain composite modified starch.
[0019] The gelatinization temperature of the compound modified rice starch prepared in this example is 57° C., the peak viscosity after gelatinization is 47 mPas, and the light transmittance of the starch paste measured by an ultraviolet-visible spectrophotometer is 68%. The thermal decomposition temperat...
Embodiment 3
[0022] Adjust 100g of rice starch with distilled water into starch milk of 40% by weight, add 20g of potassium permanganate to react for 15 hours, wash and dry to obtain oxidized starch, slowly add 8g of trimesic acid to the oxidized starch, React at 70°C for 8 hours, adjust the pH value to neutral, wash and dry, crush and sieve to obtain oxidized-crosslinked starch, add 7g of sodium hydroxide solution and 10g of sodium chloride to the oxidized-crosslinked starch, Stir at 40°C and control the reaction pH at 9, add 20g of propylene oxide, react for 24 hours, wash and dry to obtain composite modified starch.
[0023] The gelatinization temperature of the compound modified rice starch prepared in this example is 63° C., the peak viscosity after gelatinization is 32 mPas, and the light transmittance of the starch paste measured by an ultraviolet-visible spectrophotometer is 78%. The thermal decomposition temperature of the composite modified starch measured by thermogravimetric an...
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