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Effects of hydration temperature, geldosage and potassium chloride dosage on the viscosity of kappa-carrageenan solution
oleh: LUO Chang-rong, ZHANG Qian, ZHOU Jin-jie, ZHOU Wei, YIN Qian-qian
Format: | Article |
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Diterbitkan: | The Editorial Office of Food and Machinery 2022-11-01 |
Deskripsi
<b>Objective:</b> To achieve accurate application of kappa-carrageenan as a gelling agent in food industries such as processed meats, dairy, desserts and jellies, as well as seamless capsule in pharmaceuticals and crushable beads in tobaccos. <b>Methods:</b> The viscosities of kappa-carrageenan solution prepared at different hydration temperature, different dosages of kappa-carrageenan dosage and potassium chloride were measured by digital viscometer. <b>Results:</b> ① The hydration temperature had a great influence on the viscosity of kappa-carrageenan gel solution. With the increasing hydration temperature (fixed hydration time at 1 h), the viscosity of kappa-carrageenan gel solution decreased. Generally the higher the dosage of kappa-carrageenan, the greater the decrease of viscosity. ② The viscosity of kappa-carrageenan solution increased exponentially with increasing dosage. ③ The presence of KCl had little effect on the viscosity at low dosage of kappa-carrageenan. However, the viscosity of kappa-carrageenan solutions at higher dosages increased with the increasing KCl dosage. <b>Conclusion:</b> Hydration temperature and gel dosage had important effects on the viscosity of kappa-carrageenan, while the amount of potassium chloride had relatively little effect on the viscosity.