Difference between quick freezing and slow freezing
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quick freezing Rapid freezing of food by exposure to a blast of air at a very low temperature. Unlike slow freezing, very small crystals of ice are formed which do not rupture the cells of the food and so the structure is relatively undamaged.
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Difference between quick freezing and slow freezing .
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Quick freezing is done instantly with dry ice while slow freezing is putting it into storage (like a large freezer just like your own) and freezing it slowly.
The demerits of fast freezing include the use of more energy and non-uniform freezing. The merits are that substances are kept from going bad quickly. Slow freezing is quite time consuming but allows for uniform freezing.
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