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4.1 Cracking and dehulling<br />

Chapter 4<br />

Result and Discussion<br />

The amount <strong>of</strong> hull removed from the Clark 63K and SCS1 was 12.46% and 8.52% respectively. See<br />

table 4.1.<br />

Table 4.1<br />

Amount <strong>of</strong> hull removed from Clark 63K and SCS1 varieties after cracking and dehulling<br />

process<br />

Sr.No Proportion <strong>of</strong> parts <strong>of</strong><br />

Clark 63k<br />

SCS 1<br />

the Soy bean<br />

[%]<br />

[%]<br />

1 Cotyledon and hypocotyls 87.54 91.48<br />

2 Hull 12.46 8.52<br />

3 Whole bean 100 100<br />

4.2 Physico-chemical properties<br />

The general physical characteristics <strong>of</strong> Clark 63k and SCS1 are listed in table 4.2.Accordingly the<br />

result <strong>of</strong> color and shape, 100 seed mass and seed density are described below.<br />

4.2.1 Color and shape<br />

Regarding the physical characteristics <strong>of</strong> the two varsities (Clark63k and SCS 1), both varieties have<br />

industrial quality characteristics. Basically, industrial quality characteristics <strong>of</strong> soybeans are yellow<br />

in color and spherical in shape (Berk, 1992). Regarding hilum color, SCS1 has Yellow color where<br />

as Clark 63K has black hilum color. Traditionally, many processors prefer yellow hilum color<br />

soybeans to avoid any color effect due to a darker hila on the final product (T<strong>of</strong>u, Soymilk,<br />

Natto,etc.) (Brumm, 2006)<br />

4.2.2 Hundred seed mass and seed density<br />

Hundred seed mass<br />

In case <strong>of</strong> 100 seed mass, the Clark 63k and SCS 1 are found having about 15.198 gm/100 seeds and<br />

15.531 g/100 seeds, respectively. These values are not significantly different (p

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