The effects of different temperatures on swelling power and solubility of the native and citrate starch samples are presented in Fig. 2. As shown in Fig. 2, for all the starch samples, the swelling power increased as the temperature increased, but the swelling power of citrate starch samples was lower than that of native starch, and the starch samples with different DS had different swelling power. Moreover, at a certain temperature, the swelling power of citrate starch samples was decreased with the increase in DS. These results indicate that the citrate substituent may alter the associations between amylose and amylopectin and each component with itself in the starch granules, thus preventing the starch granules from swelling
The effects of different temperatures on swelling power and solubility of the native and citrate starch samples are presented in Fig. 2. As shown in Fig. 2, for all the starch samples, the swelling power increased as the temperature increased, but the swelling power of citrate starch samples was lower than that of native starch, and the starch samples with different DS had different swelling power. Moreover, at a certain temperature, the swelling power of citrate starch samples was decreased with the increase in DS. These results indicate that the citrate substituent may alter the associations between amylose and amylopectin and each component with itself in the starch granules, thus preventing the starch granules from swelling
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