Hydrolysis process of normal rice starch by 1-butanol–hydrochloric acid
Hydrolysis process of normal rice starch by 1-butanol–hydrochloric acid
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DOI:
10.1016/j.foodhyd.2014.03.027
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发表时间:
2014-12
影响因子:
10.7
通讯作者:
Xiuting Hu;Hongyan Li;Benxi Wei;Xueming Xu;Zhengyu Jin;Yaoqi Tian
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作者:
Xiuting Hu;Hongyan Li;Benxi Wei;Xueming Xu;Zhengyu Jin;Yaoqi Tian
The aim of this study was to examine 1-buatnol–hydrochloric acid (1-butanol–HCl) hydrolysis process of starch. Normal rice starch was hydrolyzed by 0.36% HCl in anhydrous 1-butanol at 40 °C from 4 h to 7 days. The changes in starch granule, crystalline, and molecular weight during the 1-butanol–HCl hydrolysis were determined using SEM, particle size analyzer, XRD, HPSEC–MALLS–RI, and iodine staining. SEM and particle size analyzer analysis showed that the granule morphology significantly changed and the granule size decreased from 5.47 μm to 5.07 μm after the hydrolysis by 1-butanol–HCl for 7 days. XRD results indicated that amorphous areas of normal rice starch were firstly hydrolyzed followed by the ordered areas during 1-butanol–HCl hydrolysis. The peak (2θ) of V-type crystallinity was detected at around 20° in the XRD curves of 1-butanol–HCl-hydrolyzed starches. This peak confirmed the formation of amylose–1-butanol complex. HPSEC–MALLS–RI and iodine staining analysis demonstrated that the weight-average molecular weight of normal rice starch sharply decreased from 2.4 × 107Da to 4.9 × 105Da after 1-butanol–HCl hydrolysis for 4 h, then gradually decreased, and finally stabilized at about 2.6 × 104Da after hydrolysis for 4 days. These results suggest that the attack of 1-butanol–HCl on normal rice starch preferentially occurred in the amylopectin molecules of amorphous areas.