As a low cost non-staple food resource,the high-viscosity paste and poor gel-forming ability of tapioca starch limit its industrial application.Herein,molasses hydrocolloids that is a by-product of the sugar refining ...As a low cost non-staple food resource,the high-viscosity paste and poor gel-forming ability of tapioca starch limit its industrial application.Herein,molasses hydrocolloids that is a by-product of the sugar refining process was applied as a blending modifier to reduce the viscosity of tapioca starch paste.The test results of paste and rheological properties show that molasses hydrocolloids exhibited a good physical viscosity-reducing effect on tapioca starch paste.The irregular network structure and high K^(+)/Ca^(2+)ion contents of molasses hydrocolloids exerted wrapping,adhesion,barrier,and hydration effects on starch,leading to the reduction of viscosity.The scanning electron microscope images and textural analysis demonstrated that this strategy also improve the structure of tapioca starch gel and enhanced its puncture strength by 75.46%.This work shows the great potential of molasses hydrocolloids as a lowcost and desirable material for the viscosity reduction of tapioca starch.展开更多
Effect of microwave modification on tapioca starch at different moisture contents was studied with polarized light microscope. It was observed that loss of birefringence was initiated at hilum of granule. The polariza...Effect of microwave modification on tapioca starch at different moisture contents was studied with polarized light microscope. It was observed that loss of birefringence was initiated at hilum of granule. The polarization cross of most granules had become somewhat unclear, and reduction in clarity of the polarization cross was proportioned with the moisture contents of native starch as modification by microwave. When the moisture contents reached to 35.0%, the polarization cross of most granules was lost, and the critical point of native starch was 30% in microwave modification.展开更多
Gel of tapioca starch (TS) is a suitable matrix for the formation of ZnS, CdS and core-shell ZnS/CdS as well as CdS/ZnS quantum dots (QDs). These QDs reside in the matrix as non-agglomerating 3 - 10 nm nanocrystals. I...Gel of tapioca starch (TS) is a suitable matrix for the formation of ZnS, CdS and core-shell ZnS/CdS as well as CdS/ZnS quantum dots (QDs). These QDs reside in the matrix as non-agglomerating 3 - 10 nm nanocrystals. It is demonstrated that amylopectin is responsible for the QDs formation rather than amylose. Combination of ZnS with CdS in the core-shell QDs results in the increase in the intensity of emission without any shift of its wavelength.展开更多
The purpose of this study was to develop a calibration model to evaluate the moisture content of tapioca starch using the near infrared(NIR)spectral data in conjunction with partial least square(PIS)regression.The pre...The purpose of this study was to develop a calibration model to evaluate the moisture content of tapioca starch using the near infrared(NIR)spectral data in conjunction with partial least square(PIS)regression.The prediction ability was asessed using a separate prediction data set.Three groups of tapioca starch samples were used in this study:tapioca starch cake,dried tapioca starch and combined tapioca starch.The opt imum model obtained from the baseline ofset spectra of dried tapioca starch samples at the outlet of the factory drying process provided a cofficient of determination(R^(2)),standard error of prediction(SEP),bias and residual prediction deviation(RPD)of 0.974,0.16%,-0.092%and 7.4,respectively.The NIR spectroscopy protocol developed in this study could be a rapid method for evaluation of the moisture content of the tapioca starch in factory laboratories.It indicated the possibility of real-tine online monitoring and control of the tapioca starch cake feeder in the drying process.In addition,it was determined that there was.a stronger influence of the NIR absorption of both water and starch on the prediction of moisture content of the model.展开更多
The research study properties of the starch-based foam from mixed between tapioca starch and octenyl succinate starch (OSA starch), have addition alpha-chitin prepared by hot compression molding method. Tapioca starch...The research study properties of the starch-based foam from mixed between tapioca starch and octenyl succinate starch (OSA starch), have addition alpha-chitin prepared by hot compression molding method. Tapioca starch with 50% OSA starch was investigated. For composite foam tapioca starch mixed by adding alpha-chitin at 5% - 30% of starch weight, it was found that water absorption was reduced. The higher alpha-chitin content in blending foam, the denser of foam structure observed which resulted in increasing of the foam density. The maximum bending stress of composite starch was decreased, but increasing the maximum bending strain.展开更多
The increasing of tapioca production nowadays effected the production of waste. The waste of tapioca industries consists of two kinds, which were liquid waste and solid waste. Further more, tapioca solid waste treatme...The increasing of tapioca production nowadays effected the production of waste. The waste of tapioca industries consists of two kinds, which were liquid waste and solid waste. Further more, tapioca solid waste treatment was ineffective. Weather solid waste produced from the extraction process still contains high concentration of starch that can be used to produce high quality product, for example, bio ethanol or other alternative energy sources. Objective of these experimental work was utilizing solid waste of tapioca industries and looking for the exactly composition of n-amylase and gluco-amylase enzymes on the hydrolysis processes of the solid waste of tapioca. The exact composition from both enzymes can be expected to increase the yield of glucose. Variables of cx-amylase enzyme for this research were 0.3% （w/w） and 0.5% （w/w） with liquefaction time were 1 hour and 1.5 hours, and variables of glucoamylase enzyme were 0.3% （w/w） and 0.5% （w/w）. To achieve these goals, the experimental work was held in laboratory scale with batch process. Firstly, tapioca solid waste was pretreated at 90 ~C and added u-amylase enzyme for 1 hour and 1.5 hours （variable of liquefaction time）. Then, substrate was cooled down to 60 ~C added with proposed variables of glucoamylase enzyme, and was analysed 24 hours after added. This experiment showed the best ratio between a-amylase and glucoamylase enzymes 0.5%：0.5% with 1 hour of liquefaction time. The highest glucose reaches 8.468% and yields 0.892 （g glucose/g starch） with starch conversion of 59.94%. KM = 0.0468 g/mL and rmax = 0.311 g/mL·h,展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(U21B2097)the National Key Research and Development Program of China(2018YFA0901500)the Jiangsu Postdoctoral Research Foundation(2019K242)。
文摘As a low cost non-staple food resource,the high-viscosity paste and poor gel-forming ability of tapioca starch limit its industrial application.Herein,molasses hydrocolloids that is a by-product of the sugar refining process was applied as a blending modifier to reduce the viscosity of tapioca starch paste.The test results of paste and rheological properties show that molasses hydrocolloids exhibited a good physical viscosity-reducing effect on tapioca starch paste.The irregular network structure and high K^(+)/Ca^(2+)ion contents of molasses hydrocolloids exerted wrapping,adhesion,barrier,and hydration effects on starch,leading to the reduction of viscosity.The scanning electron microscope images and textural analysis demonstrated that this strategy also improve the structure of tapioca starch gel and enhanced its puncture strength by 75.46%.This work shows the great potential of molasses hydrocolloids as a lowcost and desirable material for the viscosity reduction of tapioca starch.
文摘Effect of microwave modification on tapioca starch at different moisture contents was studied with polarized light microscope. It was observed that loss of birefringence was initiated at hilum of granule. The polarization cross of most granules had become somewhat unclear, and reduction in clarity of the polarization cross was proportioned with the moisture contents of native starch as modification by microwave. When the moisture contents reached to 35.0%, the polarization cross of most granules was lost, and the critical point of native starch was 30% in microwave modification.
文摘Gel of tapioca starch (TS) is a suitable matrix for the formation of ZnS, CdS and core-shell ZnS/CdS as well as CdS/ZnS quantum dots (QDs). These QDs reside in the matrix as non-agglomerating 3 - 10 nm nanocrystals. It is demonstrated that amylopectin is responsible for the QDs formation rather than amylose. Combination of ZnS with CdS in the core-shell QDs results in the increase in the intensity of emission without any shift of its wavelength.
文摘The purpose of this study was to develop a calibration model to evaluate the moisture content of tapioca starch using the near infrared(NIR)spectral data in conjunction with partial least square(PIS)regression.The prediction ability was asessed using a separate prediction data set.Three groups of tapioca starch samples were used in this study:tapioca starch cake,dried tapioca starch and combined tapioca starch.The opt imum model obtained from the baseline ofset spectra of dried tapioca starch samples at the outlet of the factory drying process provided a cofficient of determination(R^(2)),standard error of prediction(SEP),bias and residual prediction deviation(RPD)of 0.974,0.16%,-0.092%and 7.4,respectively.The NIR spectroscopy protocol developed in this study could be a rapid method for evaluation of the moisture content of the tapioca starch in factory laboratories.It indicated the possibility of real-tine online monitoring and control of the tapioca starch cake feeder in the drying process.In addition,it was determined that there was.a stronger influence of the NIR absorption of both water and starch on the prediction of moisture content of the model.
文摘The research study properties of the starch-based foam from mixed between tapioca starch and octenyl succinate starch (OSA starch), have addition alpha-chitin prepared by hot compression molding method. Tapioca starch with 50% OSA starch was investigated. For composite foam tapioca starch mixed by adding alpha-chitin at 5% - 30% of starch weight, it was found that water absorption was reduced. The higher alpha-chitin content in blending foam, the denser of foam structure observed which resulted in increasing of the foam density. The maximum bending stress of composite starch was decreased, but increasing the maximum bending strain.
文摘The increasing of tapioca production nowadays effected the production of waste. The waste of tapioca industries consists of two kinds, which were liquid waste and solid waste. Further more, tapioca solid waste treatment was ineffective. Weather solid waste produced from the extraction process still contains high concentration of starch that can be used to produce high quality product, for example, bio ethanol or other alternative energy sources. Objective of these experimental work was utilizing solid waste of tapioca industries and looking for the exactly composition of n-amylase and gluco-amylase enzymes on the hydrolysis processes of the solid waste of tapioca. The exact composition from both enzymes can be expected to increase the yield of glucose. Variables of cx-amylase enzyme for this research were 0.3% （w/w） and 0.5% （w/w） with liquefaction time were 1 hour and 1.5 hours, and variables of glucoamylase enzyme were 0.3% （w/w） and 0.5% （w/w）. To achieve these goals, the experimental work was held in laboratory scale with batch process. Firstly, tapioca solid waste was pretreated at 90 ~C and added u-amylase enzyme for 1 hour and 1.5 hours （variable of liquefaction time）. Then, substrate was cooled down to 60 ~C added with proposed variables of glucoamylase enzyme, and was analysed 24 hours after added. This experiment showed the best ratio between a-amylase and glucoamylase enzymes 0.5%：0.5% with 1 hour of liquefaction time. The highest glucose reaches 8.468% and yields 0.892 （g glucose/g starch） with starch conversion of 59.94%. KM = 0.0468 g/mL and rmax = 0.311 g/mL·h,
