Comparative study of the physico-chemical properties of rice and corn starches grown in Indian temperate climate
2016
Ali, Abida | Wani, Touseef Ahmed | Wani, Idrees Ahmed | Masoodi, Farooq Ahmad
Starches isolated from the rice (Jhelum and Kohsar) and corn (PS-43 and Shalimar-maize) cultivars were studied for their physico-chemical and morphological properties. Physico-chemical properties such as composition, water and oil absorption capacity, swelling power, syneresis, freeze–thaw stability and light transmittance showed significant differences among the starches. Amylose contents of starches separated from the Jhelum and Kohsar rice cultivars and PS-43 and Shalimar-maize corn cultivars were 6.33%, 4.90%, 7.52% and 8.09%, respectively. The granular size varied from 5.2 to 5.9μm for rice starches and 11.4–12.0μm for corn starches. Transmittance value of gelatinized pastes from all starches progressively decreased up to the 2nd day during refrigerated storage, except Kohsar rice starch which lost its clarity significantly up to 3rd day of storage. The pasting property revealed peak, breakdown and setback viscosity which were in the range of 2479–3021cP, 962–1713cP and 1293–2003cP respectively.
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