ArticlePolymers2025
Structural Properties, Mechanical Behavior, and Food Protecting Ability of Chickpea Protein-Derived Biopolymer Films.
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This study aimed to enhance the characteristic properties of chickpea proteins enriched with quercetin by incorporating whey proteins. For this, whey proteins were supplemented into the film systems at 10, 20, 30, 40, and 50% of the total protein content, and these formulations were labeled as CWF1, CWF2, CWF3, CWF4, and CWF5, in that order. Negative control (CF) was designed with chickpea protein alone. Essential amino acid content of chickpea protein (16.48%) was higher than that of whey protein (8.09%). FTIR spectra revealed protein-protein interactions occurred within film systems. Raising the whey protein content above 40% led to morphological issues in the films. Differences in moisture content, thickness, color, and opacity were obvious (
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