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Can starch be broken down into glucose with only heat?

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Can starch be broken down into glucose with only heat? Specifically, UHT?

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Specifically, UHT?

 

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What is the product or the process ?

 

Conversion to glucose will require hydrolysis of glycosidic linkages between glucose which is done either enzymatically or heat + acid treatment.


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