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The study of foodstuff rheological and thermal properties

The Doctoral Thesis deals with the issue of rheological and thermal properties of foodstuffs and additives based on polysaccharides and proteins which are widely used as food hydrocolloids. Rheological analysis was used to determine intrinsic viscosity and flow parameters of polysaccharide solutions (guar gum, κ-carrageenan, xanthan gum) and gelatin/polysaccharide blends. Using suitable rheological models (Ostwaldde Waele and Herschel-Bulkley model), it was possible to define temperature and concentration dependency of flow parameters, the effect of solvent used and to examine the conformational transition of the dissolved polymers. Rheological analysis of polysaccharides solutions both in distilled water and 0.07M KCl in the temperature range from 20 to 45 °C confirmed the concentration and temperature dependency of the solutions viscosities as reflected in observed changes of flow parameters. The transition from double helical polysaccharide structure to single coil conformation (in salt solution) and the disentanglement of coils’ chains (in distilled water) promoted by elevating temperature were proved at temperature about 30 °C by a detectable change of the Kraemer constant temperature dependency.
ISBN:978-80-7454-805-5
EAN:9788074548055
Počet stran 32 stran
Datum vydání 03. 12. 2018
Pořadí vydání První
Jazyk anglický
Vazba e-kniha - pdf
Autor: Tomáš Valenta
Nakladatelství Univerzita Tomáše Bati ve Zlíně
Tématická skupina 5 - Technické vědy
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