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US 9,828,440 · App. 15/150,953 · Granted Nov 28, 2017

Physically modified sago starch

Inventor: Tarak Shah (Raritan, NJ)
Assignee: Corn Products Development, Inc.
C08B30/12
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Patent No.
US 9,828,440
App. No.
15/150,953
Granted
Nov 28, 2017
Kind
B2
Abstract

The present invention relates to physically modified sago starch which exhibits an increased onset of gelatinization temperature and controlled viscosity development, yet retains significant hot and cold viscosity, the process of making such starch, and the use thereof. Such starches are useful in a variety of products, particularly as viscosifiers.

Claims (25)

1. A physically modified sago starch characterized by:

a. substantially the same molecular weight as native sago starch;

b. an onset of gelatinization temperature as measured by DSC in deionized water of at least 71° C.;

c. a controlled viscosity development from 100-600 MVU of less than 15 MVU/second;

d. a peak viscosity of at least 400 MVU; and

e. a viscosity breakdown of less than 40% from peak viscosity.

2. The physically modified sago starch of claim 1 , wherein the onset of gelatinization temperature is at least 75° C.

3. The physically modified sago starch of claim 1 , wherein the onset of gelatinization temperature is at least 80° C.

4. The physically modified sago starch of claim 1 , wherein controlled viscosity development from 100-600 MVU is less than 10 MVU/second.

5. The physically modified sago starch of claim 4 , wherein controlled viscosity development from 100-600 MVU is less than 8 MVU/second.

6. The physically modified sago starch of claim 4 , wherein controlled viscosity development from 100-600 MVU is less than 5 MVU/second.

7. The physically modified saga starch of claim 1 , wherein the peak viscosity is at least 600 MVU.

8. The physically modified sago starch of claim 7 , wherein the peak viscosity is at least 700 MVU.

9. The physically modified sago starch of claim 1 , wherein the viscosity breakdown is less than 30%.

10. The physically modified sago starch of claim 9 , wherein the viscosity breakdown is less than 20%.

11. The physically modified sago starch of claim 10 , wherein the viscosity breakdown is less than 10%.

12. The physically modified sago starch of claim 1 , further characterized by a controlled viscosity development from 100 MVU to peak viscosity of less than 10 MVU/second.

13. The physically modified sago starch of claim 12 , wherein the controlled viscosity development from 100 MVU to peak viscosity is less than 8 MVU/second.

14. The physically modified sago starch of claim 12 , wherein the controlled viscosity development from 100 MVU to peak viscosity is less than 5 MVU/second.

15. The physically modified sago starch of claim 12 , wherein the controlled viscosity development from 100 MVU to peak viscosity is less than 3 MVU/second.

16. The physically modified sago starch of claim 1 , wherein the crystalline type is the same as that of native sago starch.

17. The physically modified sago starch of claim 1 , further characterized in that the end viscosity is greater than that of native sago starch.

18. The physically modified sago starch of claim 1 , further characterized in that the end viscosity is at least 1300 MVU.

19. The physically modified sago starch of claim 18 , wherein the end viscosity is at least 1500 MVU.

20. The physically modified starch of claim 1 , further characterized in that there is no viscosity breakdown.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jun 14, 2016
From: SHAH, TARAK
To: CORN PRODUCTS DEVELOPMENT, INC.
Reel/Frame 038994/0504 →
Continuity (2)
Provisional Application 62184302 · Jun 25, 2015
Related Publication 20160376381A1 · Dec 29, 2016