Table 3.
Differential scanning calorimeter of rice flour that included Lactobacillus plantarum CGKW3 by a spray-drying process>
Samples1) | To 2) (°C) | Tp 2) (°C) | Tc 2) (°C) | ΔH2) (J/g) |
Non | 24.84 | 97.01 | 177.39 | 191.8 |
S10 | 25.22 | 89.26 | 168.29 | 128.9 |
S20 | 25.22 | 97.90 | 174.54 | 172.0 |
S30 | 25.22 | 99.01 | 177.77 | 196.2 |
S50 | 24.47 | 103.77 | 180.80 | 199.4 |
Non, spray-dried powder of 100% rice flour; S10, spray-dried powder of 10% rice flour included L. plantarum CGKW3; S20, spray-dried powder of 20% rice flour included L.CGKW3; S20, spray-dried powder of 20% rice flour included L. plantaruCGKW3; S20, spray-dried powder of 20% rice flour included L. plantarum CGKW3; S30, spray-dried powder of 30% rice flour included L. plantarum CGKW3; S50, spray-dried powder of 50% rice flour included L. plantarum CGKW3.
To, Tp, Tc indicate gelatinization onset, peak and completion temperatures, respectively; ΔH is designated as gelatinization enthalpy.