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The effects of moisture content on non-fracture dynamic properties and fracture gel quality of Pacific whiting surimi were investigated to determine their relationships. Surimi samples were tested at various moisture contents (75, 78, and 81 %). Torsion test showed that shear stress decreased rapidly and strain values decreased gradually as moisture concentration increased. Dynamic storage modulus (G') also decreased as moisture content increased. A strong positive correlation (R2=0.90 to 0.99) was found between the G' measured at temperatures between 10 and 45℃ and fracture stress values. The results indicate that dynamic rheological measurements could be used as a tool for early gel quality assessment
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