Water Activity: Influences on Food Quality 1981
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-12-591350-8.50008-5
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Derivation of Full Range Moisture Sorption Isotherms

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“…The isotherms are roughly similar to those obtained for globular proteins (6), lipids (11), starch (16), and more complex biological systems such as Artemia cysts (9). The sigmoidal curves can be separated into three regions: convex, linear, and concave, which reflect bound, semi-bound, and free water at the liquid-solid interface (8,19).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 67%
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“…The isotherms are roughly similar to those obtained for globular proteins (6), lipids (11), starch (16), and more complex biological systems such as Artemia cysts (9). The sigmoidal curves can be separated into three regions: convex, linear, and concave, which reflect bound, semi-bound, and free water at the liquid-solid interface (8,19).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 67%
“…Subsequent layers of water have little interaction with the polymer surface, and are assumed to have bulk water properties. More recent evidences from thermodynamic studies (13,24), neutron diffraction (15), and nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy (10) have indicated that low AH (less negative) values are indicative of 'semi-bound' water which is weakly associated with the polymer surface (8,19).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moisture sorption isotherms of several sugar-rich foods such as dried figs, prunes, date pastes, cake mixes have also been described by other workers (Leiras and Iglesias 1991). The adsorption isotherms showed three regions as reported for other food products, such as dudh churpi, milk burfi, sandesh and ginger powder (Alakali and Satimehin 2009;Caurie 1981;Hossain et al 2002;Vega-Gálvez et al 2008). Region I corresponding to a w 0-0.11 represents the monolayer moisture content which is strongly bound to the polar groups of the food components.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 52%
“…The different properties of sorbed water that were determined are: a) Number of adsorbed monolayers (N), which was calculated using the formula (Caurie 1981):…”
Section: Properties Of Sorbed Watermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Isotermis sorpsi air adalah pola/kurva yang mengkorelasikan data kadar air dengan aktivitas air suatu bahan pada suhu yang sama (Adawiyah & Soekarto, 2010). Menurut Vazquez, Chenlo dan Moreira (2003) terdapat beberapa model untuk menggambarkan pola ISL antara lain Oswin (1946), Halsey (1948), Henderson (1952), Chen & Clayton (1971), Caurie (1981), dan Guggenheim, Anderson & De Boer (GAB) (1981). Caurie mendapatkan model yang berlaku untuk kebanyakan bahan pangan pada nilai a w 0,0-0,85, sedangkan Halsey (1948) mengembangkan persamaan yang dapat digunakan untuk bahan makanan dengan nilai a w 0,1-0,81.…”
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