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Liquefaction concentration impacts the fine structure of maltodextrin

Kong et al., 2018

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12978640598722285351
Author
Kong H
Zou Y
Gu Z
Li Z
Jiang Z
Cheng L
Hong Y
Li C
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Industrial crops and products

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Abstract Designing a high-concentration (45%, w/w) corn starch liquefaction process is a challenge, as more than just the rate of enzymatic hydrolysis must be considered. Maltodextrins with the same dextrose equivalent value were produced in an industrial …
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