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Latin American applied research

versión On-line ISSN 1851-8796

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SALIMI HIZAJI, A.; MAGHSOUDLOU, Y.  y  JAFARI, S. M.. Application of peleg model to study effect of water temperature and storage time on rehydration kinetics of air dried potato cubes. Lat. Am. appl. res. [online]. 2010, vol.40, n.2, pp.131-136. ISSN 1851-8796.

Potato cubes (1×1×1 cm) were dried at 65ºC in hot air oven. Samples were rehydrated by immersion in water during different periods of time and temperatures (2312ºC and 10012ºC). Rehydration kinetic was monitored by measuring samples' weights at regular intervals. All measurements were repeated after two months to study effect of shelf life on rehydration. Peleg’s model was successfully applied to experimental data and the corresponding parameters were obtained and correlated with temperature. The parameters of the model were found to be greatly affected by the water temperature during rehydration. Rehydration of samples was also dependent to water temperature. In particular, temperature increase led to higher final moisture contents in the samples after two months storage. On the other hand, higher temperatures decreased the moisture content of the samples at the end of first month which could be related to the structural changes in potato due to higher temperatures.

Palabras clave : Rehydration Kinetic; Potato; Water Temperature; Storage Time.

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