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63798-35-6
Alfa Chemistry provides uniquely customized acetylated distarch adipate, which is a chemically modified waxy corn starch made from non-GMO waxy corn starch. It is characterized by high thickening capacity and excellent thermal, freeze/thaw, acid and shear stability.
Aqueous cooking solution produces a clear, smooth, short-textured paste. They do not gel and show little sign of syneresis, even after cooling or long-term storage.
CAS No: 63798-35-6
Acetylated distarch adipate (ADA) is a modified starch derived from various sources, including corn, potato, and wheat. It is a chemically modified starch that undergoes acetylation and adipation processes.
The acetylation process involves the introduction of acetyl groups into the starch molecules, which modifies its structure and properties. This modification enhances the starch's ability to withstand high temperatures and acidic conditions without breaking down.
The adipation process involves the introduction of adipic acid groups into the starch molecules, which further improves the starch's stability and resistance to retrogradation, a process that causes staling in food products.
This waxy corn-based ADA product is suitable as a thickener and binder. The starch is particularly suitable for ultra-high temperature applications, foods produced by "cold processing", acidic foods (around pH = 3) and gelatinized products exposed to high shear stress.
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ADA1800 | Approx. 65℃ | (Brabender- 6.25% substance, 350 cmg cup):
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ADA1300 | (Brabender- 6.25% substance, 350 cmg cup):
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ADA1750 | (Brabender- 6.25% substance, 350 cmg cup):
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Pregelatinized ADA | (Brabender - 6.0% substance, 350 cmg cup):
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