Energy-Driven Structural Transformation in Rice Starch: A Multi-Scale Rheological Investigation of Rice Flour Systems
Authors:
- Zincia SherinZSZincia Sherin
- Akshit KapilaAKAkshit Kapila
- Omar BashirOBOmar Bashir
- Sumanth Suresh PatrimathSPSumanth Suresh Patrimath
- HamidHAHamid
- Prashant Anil PawasePPPrashant Anil Pawase
- 9 July 2026
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Cereal Science
- Vol. 130
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