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A packet of milk was labelled pasteurised milk. how is pasteurised milk different from normal milk?

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Answered by shobhitpandeyy12

Answer:

Pasturised milk is totally different from normal milk.

Explanation:

this process was discovered by scientist Louis Pasteur where normal milk is heated till a specific temperature and then suddenly cooled down to kill all the existing bacteria.

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A packet of milk was labelled pasteurised milk. how is pasteurised milk different from normal milk?​

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A packet of milk was labelled pasteurised milk. how is pasteurised milk different from normal milk?