Moisture migration and bulk nutrients interaction in a drying food systems: A review

Moisture migration and bulk nutrients interaction in a drying food systems: A review

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Drying is a technique that involves removal of moisture using heat energy. This heat affects the protein components in foods especially the thiosulphide groups, which causes hydrophobic bond break that has been attributed greatly to denaturation during drying. Safe moisture content (SMC) is the extent to which moisture can be withdrawn from food crops during drying that such crops can be...
 
Published at Food and Nutrition Sciences, 2014, 5(8), 692-714. DOI: 10.4236/fns.2014.58080
Published in 2010
 
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Afolabi, I. S.
Afolabi Israel Sunmola » Prof. Israel Sunmola Afolabi is a Professor of Nutritional Biochemistry and Phytomedicine. He has great passion for cutting edge and ground breaking researches that are focused on solving challenges with direct influence on health of humanity. His current research interest focuses on food quality; spoilage and preservation; and harnessing the nutrients and health benefits of underutilized... view full profile
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