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Using the low-field NMR to study the effect of blending on water holding capacity of fresh minced pork
Nianying Ning
, Xiangyang Lin
, Wanyu Lin
, Jia Wu
, Nanhui Ye
,
Roger Ruan
Bioproducts and Biosystems Engineering
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Blending Time
33%
Exponential Analysis
16%
Free Water
16%
Immobile Water
16%
Low-field NMR
100%
Low-field nuclear Magnetic Resonance (LF-NMR)
16%
Minced Meat
100%
Mobile Water
16%
NMR T2 Distribution
16%
Optimum Ratio
16%
Proton Density
16%
Relaxation Time
16%
Response Surface Experiment
16%
Response Surface Methodology
16%
Signaling Factors
16%
Single Factor Experiment
33%
Starch
66%
Three-state
16%
Transglutaminase
66%
Transverse Relaxation
16%
Water Holding Capacity
100%
Water State
16%
Food Science
Low-Field NMR
100%
Minced Meat
20%
Minced Pork
100%
Protein Glutamine Gamma Glutamyltransferase
80%
Response Surface Methodology
20%
Starch
80%
Water Holding Capacity
100%