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Amylose content (% dry basis) in cassava starch evaluated by spectrophotometry (620 nm)
Definition
This methodology allows the determination of the amylose content in cassava starches in a range of 0% to 40% amylose according to the method ISO 6647, 1987. The cassava starch sample is dispersed in ethanol and subsequently undergoes a gelatinization process with sodium hydroxide. An aliquot of the previous solution is acidified and reacted with a KI-I2 solution, forming a blue-colored iodine-amylose complex, which is quantified spectrophotometrically at 620nm and compared with a standard curve containing amylose and amylopectin (waxy cassava starch). It is measured in samples of cassava flour and starch.
Trait Class
Quality
Measurement Method
spectrophotometry (620 nm)
Measurement Type
Unit
Measurement Unit
percentage
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