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NEN-EN-ISO 6647-2

Rice - Determination of amylose content - Part 2: Routine methods

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Organization: NEN
Publication Date: 1 September 2007
Status: inactive
Page Count: 26
ICS Code (Cereals, pulses and derived products): 67.060
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This part of ISO 6647 specifies two simplified routine methods for the determination of the amylose mass fraction of milled rice, non-parboiled. The main difference between the two methods is the dispersion procedure: method A specifies hot, and method B cold, dispersion. Both methods are applicable to rice with an amylose mass fraction higher than 5 %.

Document History

June 1, 2015
Rice - Determination of amylose content - Part 2: Routine methods
NEN-EN-ISO 6647-2 specifies a simplified routine method for the determination of the amylose content of milled, non-parboiled rice in the range from 1 % to 30 %. Rice samples for which the amylose...
May 1, 2013
Rice - Determination of amylose content - Part 2: Routine methods
NEN-EN-ISO 6647-2 specifies a simplified routine method for the determination of the amylose content of milled, non-parboiled rice in the range from 1 % to 30 %. Rice samples for which the amylose...
NEN-EN-ISO 6647-2
September 1, 2007
Rice - Determination of amylose content - Part 2: Routine methods
This part of ISO 6647 specifies two simplified routine methods for the determination of the amylose mass fraction of milled rice, non-parboiled. The main difference between the two methods is the...
October 1, 2005
Rice - Determination of amylose content - Part 2: Routine method
This part of ISO 6647 specifies two simplified routine methods for the determination of the amylose mass fraction of milled rice, non-parboiled. The main difference between the two methods is the...
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