Abstract

The mechanism of influence of the Magnetofood additive on the moisture retaining in rye-and-wheat dough of various acidities was established. In a neutral medium, solvated Magnetofood nanoparticles are formed from polarized Magnetofood nanoparticles. Their surface acquires hydrophily and ability to interact with ionogenic groups of biopolymers and water dipoles. Interaction of solvated Magnetofood nanoparticles with water molecules results in solvate complexes. In an acidic medium, the protonated Magnetofood nanoparticles interacting with water form solvated Magnetofood nanoparticles. Interaction of the latter through hydrogen bonds with water dipoles results in formation of solvate complexes. In an alkaline medium, hydroxylated Magnetofood nanoparticles interact with dipoles of water by an ion-dipole mechanism forming solvated Magnetofood nanoparticles which interact with water dipoles through hydrogen bonds with formation of solvate complexes. In an alkaline medium, hydroxylated Magnetofood nanoparticles interact with dipoles of water by an ion-dipole mechanism forming solvated Magnetofood nanoparticles. Their interaction with water dipoles through hydrogen bonds leads to formation of solvate complexes. The mechanism of interaction of the Magnetofood nanoparticles with ionogenic groups of biopolymers of dough systems was shown. The Magnetofood nanoparticles enter ionic, ion-dipole, dipole-dipole and coordination interactions. Solvated Magnetofood nanoparticles form hydrogen bonds with water dipoles and with molecules of biopolymers. A cluster-loop-chain model of the moisture-retaining power of gluten and flour enriched with the Magnetofood additive was proposed. The Magnetofood nanoparticles contribute to the emergence of structural formations such as clusters, clathrates, cavitates and loops in which both intermicellar and intramicellar water is retained. It has been experimentally established that the Magnetofood polyfunctional food additive has a beneficial effect on the body and has a complex sorption, complexing, moisture- and fat-retaining and bacteriostatic action. This results in yield increase, quality improvement, preservation of freshness and extension of shelf life of bakery products. From this point of view, the study results are of interest not only for Ukraine but also for the international scientific community.

Highlights

  • Dough and ready-made bread are complex hydrophilic colloidal systems

  • The ratio of scored rye flour to the first-grade wheat flour was 60:40 according to the basic formula of Darnytsky ryeand-wheat bread [41]; – sample 2: dry rye-and-wheat gluten with the Magnetofood polyfunctional food additive in an amount of 0.15 % of the weight of powdered gluten [6]; – control sample 3: wet rye-and-wheat gluten obtained from rye-and-wheat flour according to DSTU-P 4583:2006

  • As a result, solvated particles of Magnetofood are formed. Their surface acquires hydrophily and ability to interact with ionogenic groups of biopolymers and water dipoles, mainly due to the formation of intermolecular hydrogen bonds

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Summary

Introduction

Dough and ready-made bread are complex hydrophilic colloidal systems Their state depends on properties of the raw materials used for their preparation, parameters of the technological process, changes occurring during baking and storage of bread [1, 2]. – control of moisture sorption-desorption processes using manufacturing methods, in particular, introduction of biologically active and food additives. Magnetofood is a polyfunctional food additive of a complex action. An important role is played by supramolecular organization of the Magnetofood nanoparticles and the structure of the organic matrix This results in formation of spatial nanostructures which significantly affect functional and technological properties of raw materials and semi-finished products. To explain the mechanism of moisture-retaining power of the Magnetofood food additive nanoparticles and the mechanism of interaction of the Magnetofood nanoparticles with polymers of dough systems, it is necessary to, understand the nature and strength of the interaction of the Magnetofood nanoparticles with water and corresponding substrates [6, 7]

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