Table 5.
Differential scanning calorimeter (DSC) thermal properties of the different types of rice flour using different grinding methods
Samples | Onset temperature (°C) | Peak temperature (°C) | End temperature (°C) | ΔH (cal/g) |
Dry milled rice | Powdered type | 62.84±0.20d1) | 69.49±0.15e | 75.26±0.20e | 2.05±0.12c |
Soft type | 66.09±0.22a | 74.06±0.19a | 80.60±0.64a | 1.71±0.13d |
Hard type | 64.35±0.05b | 71.77±0.26c | 78.59±0.08c | 2.07±0.09bc |
Wet milled rice | Powdered type | 60.54±0.20f | 68.27±0.12f | 74.53±0.40f | 2.16±0.15bc |
Soft type | 63.51±0.52c | 72.50±0.25b | 79.80±0.35b | 2.31±0.33ab |
Hard type | 61.85±0.14e | 70.41±0.21d | 77.86±0.30d | 2.50±0.16a |
All the values are mean±SD, means with different superscripts in a column significantly differed (p<0.05) in Duncan’s multiple-range test.