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A "Rice High-Fructose Corn Syrup Manual Milling Extraction Unit" is a specialized system designed for the small-scale, manual production of high-fructose corn syrup (HFCS) using rice as the primary starch source. This unit typically involves several stages: initial milling of rice grains to break down the starch, followed by enzymatic hydrolysis to convert starch into glucose syrup. Subsequent isomerization, often using glucose isomerase, transforms a portion of the glucose into fructose, yielding HFCS. The "manual milling" aspect implies a hands-on approach to grinding the rice, while "extraction unit" refers to the integrated system for separating and refining the syrup. This setup is ideal for research, educational purposes, or artisanal production, offering a controlled environment to understand and execute the complex biochemical processes involved in HFCS synthesis from rice.