Chemically modified starches
Native and modified food starches
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Chemically modified starches
Native and modified food starches

Author : Bernard BOURSIER

Publication date: September 10, 2005 | Lire en français

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3. Chemically modified starches

Readers are referred to [17][37][38] .

After extraction, the starch suspension can be dried, pre-cooked or subjected to chemical treatments to produce modified starches (figure 15 ).

3.1 Modified starches

The first chemical modifications to crosslink starch were made after 1940: the aim was to modify the texture of waxy corn to make it equivalent to that of cassava.

Starch modifications were then developed to "correct" the defects...

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