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Original Article

Comparison of crystallized coconut sugar produced by traditional method and amorphous coconut sugar formed by two drying methods: vacuum drying and spray drying

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Pages 2339-2354 | Received 05 Jun 2018, Accepted 27 Aug 2018, Published online: 24 Sep 2018

Figures & data

Table 1. Properties of coconut sap.

Table 2. Moisture content of coconut sugar powder produced by traditional method and drying methods.

Figure 1. The increase of coconut sugar powder moisture content exposed to different relative humidities.

Figure 1. The increase of coconut sugar powder moisture content exposed to different relative humidities.

Table 3. Estimated GAB and BET parameters of coconut sugar powder produced by traditional method and drying methods.

Figure 2. The relationship between moisture content and water activity of coconut sugar powder produced by traditional method and drying methods. The insetshows a zoom picture of low aw.

Figure 2. The relationship between moisture content and water activity of coconut sugar powder produced by traditional method and drying methods. The insetshows a zoom picture of low aw.

Figure 3. X-ray diffraction poster of coconut sugar powder particles produced by traditional method and drying methods.

Figure 3. X-ray diffraction poster of coconut sugar powder particles produced by traditional method and drying methods.

Figure 4. Structural composition of coconut sugar powder produced by traditional method and drying methods.

Figure 4. Structural composition of coconut sugar powder produced by traditional method and drying methods.

Figure 5. Hygroscopic rate of coconut sugar powder produced by traditional method and drying methods.

Figure 5. Hygroscopic rate of coconut sugar powder produced by traditional method and drying methods.

Figure 6. L*, a*, and b* values of coconut sugar powder produced by traditional method and drying methods.

Figure 6. L*, a*, and b* values of coconut sugar powder produced by traditional method and drying methods.

Figure 7. Coconut sugar powder produced by traditional method and drying methods.

Figure 7. Coconut sugar powder produced by traditional method and drying methods.

Figure 8. Dissolving time of coconut sugar powder produced by traditional method and drying methods.

Figure 8. Dissolving time of coconut sugar powder produced by traditional method and drying methods.

Figure 9. Powder recovery of coconut sugar powder produced by traditional method and drying methods.

Figure 9. Powder recovery of coconut sugar powder produced by traditional method and drying methods.