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Original Articles

Measurement of Glass-Rubber Transition Temperature of Rice by Thermal Mechanical Compression Test (TMCT)

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Pages 176-183 | Received 23 Oct 2007, Accepted 10 Jun 2008, Published online: 07 Jul 2010

Figures & data

Figure 1 Illustration of Thermal Mechanical Compression Test system.

Figure 1 Illustration of Thermal Mechanical Compression Test system.

Figure 2 TMCT curve and the temperature line obtained in TA.XTplus at a heating rate of 30 ˚C/min.

Figure 2 TMCT curve and the temperature line obtained in TA.XTplus at a heating rate of 30 ˚C/min.

Figure 3 Estimation of glass-rubber transition temperature from a TMCT curve.

Figure 3 Estimation of glass-rubber transition temperature from a TMCT curve.

Figure 4 TMCT curves of rice flour at selected moisture contents (wet basis).

Figure 4 TMCT curves of rice flour at selected moisture contents (wet basis).

Figure 5 T g-r as a function of moisture content (the curve is the Gordon and Taylor equation fit).

Figure 5 T g-r as a function of moisture content (the curve is the Gordon and Taylor equation fit).

Table 1 Published data on Tg of rice as compared to T g-r measured in this study

Figure 6 TMCT curves of individual rice kernels at different moisture contents.

Figure 6 TMCT curves of individual rice kernels at different moisture contents.

Figure 7 Mechanical behavior of both rice kernel and rice flour plotted at the same moisture contents. RK: Rice kernel; RF: Rice flour.

Figure 7 Mechanical behavior of both rice kernel and rice flour plotted at the same moisture contents. RK: Rice kernel; RF: Rice flour.

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