Yunjie Wang, Xiaofeng Wang, Zhengzong Wu, Haibo Zhao, Pengfei Liu, Kuidong Zhang, Bin Yu, Bo Cui
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Abstract
The preparation process of resistant starch III (RS3) has attracted widespread attention, but its milling method is often overlooked. This study examines two milling methods for RS3: shear milling (SM) and vibration milling (VM). Manual milling (MM) is used as a control. The particle size, morphology, crystallinity, gelatinization characteristics, and in vitro digestibility of milled RS3 are analyzed. The particle size of the VM-samples ranged from 71.92 to 107.69 µm, which is lower than SM-samples. Scanning electron microscopy shows that SM-RS3 appears as pellets, while VM-RS3 is mostly coarse flakes. From the results of RVA and DSC, VM destroys more starch than SM. The crystallization peak of VM-samples disappears, and the retention of SM-samples is well. The values of R 1047/1022 and R 995/1022 cm−1 indicate that the crystal order and double helix structure of RS3 are destroyed after multiple VM shocked compared with SM. In vitro digestion experiment, resistant starch content of SM-samples is about 30%, while VM-samples are much less than SM. These findings suggest that the choice of milling methods has a significant impact on the structure and physicochemical characteristics of RS3, and it is an important step in preparing RS3.