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Effects of pretreatments and moisture content on microstructure and physical properties of microwave expanded hull-less barley

Altan, 2014

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1122753658986398038
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Altan A
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Food Research International

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The aim of this study was to investigate the effects of the pretreatment methods and the initial moisture content on microstructure and physical properties of microwave expanded barley. Barley grains were first prepared by preconditioning, autoclaving and their combination with …
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