This research conducted a systematic investigation into the impacts of electron beam irradiation (EBI, 1–4 kGy) on the storage quality of high-moisture rice (HMR, 17 % moisture) and low-moisture rice (LMR, 13 % moisture) over a 270-day period. Results showed that EBI significantly delayed the quality fission in HMR, effectively inhibited the increase in fatty acid values (e.g., HMR-4 kGy maintained a fatty acid value of 16.57 mg KOH/100g) and suppressed lipase activity (HMR-4 kGy showed only 4.93 U/mL lipase activity after storage). X-ray diffraction and differential scanning calorimetry analyses revealed dose-dependent reductions in starch crystallinity (11.61 and 6.78 percentage point decreases for HMR and LMR, respectively) and gelatinization temperature (5.98 °C and 5.48 °C decreases). Low-field nuclear magnetic resonance indicated improved water absorption in irradiated samples, attributed to increased starch granule surface micro-cracks. After storage, EBI-treated HMR retained higher bound water content and superior textural properties. The multivariate linear prediction model exhibited high goodness-of-fit (R2 is 0.881 and 0.887, respectively), verifying its reliability for predicting fatty acid value and moisture content changes during storage Overall, EBI represents a promising green grain storage technology for maintaining the storage stability of HMR, primarily by preserving its moisture content and inhibiting the elevation of fatty acid levels.
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