1993
DOI: 10.1038/362417a0
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What makes popcorn pop

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“…In this way, the increase in the temperature is higher at the surface of the floury seeds. This was reported by Da Silva et al (1993), who found that the values of thermal diffusivity and conductivity are higher the in popcorn pericarp (crystalline seed) than in non-crystalline seeds.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 51%
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“…In this way, the increase in the temperature is higher at the surface of the floury seeds. This was reported by Da Silva et al (1993), who found that the values of thermal diffusivity and conductivity are higher the in popcorn pericarp (crystalline seed) than in non-crystalline seeds.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 51%
“…In the crystalline seed variety V 1CN , l β >l s , so that the incident energy of the laser light, is absorbed within the crystalline seed in less proportion with respect to the absorbed for the floury seed. Moreover, the crystalline seed variety diffuses the heat better, because the molecules are better organized (less amorphous) (Da Silva et al, 1993) and the heat flows better; therefore, at the surface the temperature is lower. The floury seeds diffuse the heat into the seed with more difficulty; therefore, the increase in the temperature is higher at the surface.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Em fato explica os resultados nas combinações, cujas essas populações não contribuíram para o aumento da CE. Na população ZL, com o maior valor demonstrado para CE, ocorreu um dos menores valores de g i para PG, o que era previsto, em virtude da existência de correlação negativa entre essas características (VERMA e SINGH 1979;DOFING et al, 1991;SILVA et al, 1993;ANDRADE, 1995;SAWAZAKI, 1996;SIMON, 2000;PIPOLO et al, 2002).…”
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“…It has hard and small grains, and its main characteristic is that when it is heated to approximately 180 °C, the grain internal moisture exerts pressure on the pericarp, until it breaks, forming the popcorn. This fact may multiply the grain volume up to 40 times, resulting in a tasty food (Zinsly and Machado 1987, Silva et al 1993, Sawazaki 2001, Paes 2006. In Brazil, for popcorn culture, in 2013, it was cultivated 43,379 hectares, and it is expected to produce 171,111 tons of grains.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%