N. Aryanti, D. H. Wardhani, A. Nafiunisa, N.A.Y. Putri, R.A. Firmansyah, N.D. Cahyani, S. Nabila
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Abstract
Starch is a sustainable and cheap raw material claimed as a good emulsion stabilizer for
edible products either in food or pharmaceutical industry. To produce an emulsion
stabilized by food based edible stabilizer, this study focused on the non-chemical starch
modification for oil in water (O/W) emulsion stabilization produced by ultrasonic
emulsification. The results showed that the finest emulsion was obtained at power rate of
500 W for 7 mins of sonication. The stability of the emulsion was investigated by
turbidity, centrifugal stability values and droplet size. Pre-gelatinized corn starch (PCS)
stabilizer showed better emulsion stability compared to gelatinized corn starch (GCS) due
to the different polysaccharide components of the two modified cornstarch. GCS mainly
contained amylose while the PCS contained both amylose and amylopectin. The emulsion,
stabilized by 6 wt.% of PCS and addition of 3 wt.% of tween-80 exhibited excellent
storage stability, along the 30 days storage. The results showed the lowest turbidity of
1.01 cm-1
, centrifugal stability value of 36.85% and average droplet diameter of 14.27 µm.