The Influence of Heating Temperature and Concentration Sodium Bisulfite Into Amilosa Content of the Extraction Starch Hipocotyl Bruguiera gymnorrhiza (L.) Lamk

Abstract

Hipocotyl Bruguiera gymnorrhiza High carbohydrate, but in Indonesia has not been exploited and developed, this is an alternative hypocotyl development for manufacturing starch as food ingredients industry. In addition to looking for new sources of starch for the modern food industry, also need to know the functional properties of starch. It aims to facilitate the diversification of the use of starch hypocotyl Bruguiera gymnorrhiza in various food industries. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of sodium bisulfite solution concentration and temperature of heating and the interaction against best quality starch. In this study, the concentration of sodium bisulfite and heating temperature as a variable is changed, while the fixed variables are time and temperature of drying. The study was conducted using a completely randomized factorial design with three replications with 2 factors that NaHSO 3 concentration of 0.10%, 0.20%, 0.25% and 0.40% and heating temperature 40 °C, 50 °C and 6 °C. Verse data processing using SPSS 16.0. Test parameters namely amylose content, solubility, viscosity, reducing sugar and starch content. The best treatment was determined using the method of De Garmo. These results indicate that treatment factors temperature and concentration on the extraction of starch hipocotyl Bruguiera gymnorrhiza significant effect (P < 0.01) of the amylose content, starch content, viscosity, solubility and reduced sugar. Interaction heating temperature and concentration also had a significant effect on amylose content, starch content, viscosity, solubility and reduced sugar. Treatment with a heating temperature of 60 °C and the concentration of 0.25% for 5 minutes is the best treatment result was 19,58 % amylose content, starch content of 65.00%, 520.33 cP viscosity, solubility and reducing sugar 91.99% 0.27%.