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Microscopic study of starch gelatinization under high hydrostatic pressure

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Starch gelatinization corresponds to a melting phase transition in aqueous medium. Such a transition involves important mass transfer of water. Using a high-pressure bomb including optical ports, the volume variation of starch granules in suspension was related to gelatinization during a high-pressure treatment up to 420 MPa. Microscopic observations of wheat and potato starch granules were compared with macroscopic measurements of compressibility up to 600 MPa and gelatinization intensity using differential scanning calorimetry on treated suspensions. Wheat starch gelatinization started below 300 MPa and was completely achieved at 600 MPa. Potato starch was not altered under 600 MPa. The behavior of the volume variation of starch granules under pressure compared with starch suspensions compressibility could be explained by simultaneous compression and hydration mechanisms. Keywords: Starch gelatinization; high hydrostatic pressure; image analysis

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hal-01668056 , version 1 (19-12-2017)

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Jean-Paul Douzals, Pierre-André Marechal, Jean Claude Coquille, Patrick Gervais. Microscopic study of starch gelatinization under high hydrostatic pressure. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 1996, 44 (6), pp.1403--1408. ⟨10.1021/jf950239c⟩. ⟨hal-01668056⟩
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