Butter is generally wrapped in wet cloth during summer if no refrigerator is available . explain?
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because a wet cloth is cold enough to prevent the butter from melting.
The melting point of butter is low
The cloth has the capability to soak in all the water and the water is generally cold so the butter can remain in the cloth without melting for atleast an hour... after that the process can be repeated..
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The melting point of butter is low
The cloth has the capability to soak in all the water and the water is generally cold so the butter can remain in the cloth without melting for atleast an hour... after that the process can be repeated..
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We know that,
The melting point of butter is low
So, even in room temperature it starts melting rapidly. . .
To avoid that butter is wrapped with wet cloth during summer if there is no refrigerator.
. . .I hope it helps you. . .
The melting point of butter is low
So, even in room temperature it starts melting rapidly. . .
To avoid that butter is wrapped with wet cloth during summer if there is no refrigerator.
. . .I hope it helps you. . .
I really hope that it helps you. . .
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