Effect of pH and Added Salts on the Rheological Properties of Mixed Whey Protein and Gelatin Gels

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  • ホエータンパク質-ゼラチン混合ゲルのレオロジー的特性に及ぼすpHと塩の影響
  • ホエー タンパクシツーゼラチン コンゴウ ゲル ノ レオロジーテキ トクセイ
  • ホエータンパク質-ゼラチン混合ゲルのレオロジー的特性に及ぼすpHと塩の影響

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The effects were studied of pH and salts on the properties of mixed gels consisting of whey protein (WPI, 6%) and gelatin (3%). The apparent rupture stress of the WPI and alkali-treated gelatin gel increased with increasing pH value, while the rupture stress of the WPI and acid-treated gelatin gel showed peaks at pH 3.5 and 4.5. When 0.1 N calcium chloride, and 0.1 N magnesium chloride was added to the WPI (0.6%) and alkali-treated (0.3%) gelatin mixed sol, the transparency decreased with increasing temperature and an aggregate was formed. The effect of sodium citrate on the WPI and alkali-treated gelatin sol was to form a macromolecular aggregate formed at more than 80℃, this aggregate formation being accelerated under the conditions of 90℃ for 10min. The strength of apparent rupture stress of the mixed gels depended upon which salt was added. The highest rupture stress was observed with added calcium chloride, which was followed in decreasing order by chloride and sodium citrate. This order was directly correlated with the percentage of bound water.

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