Freezing an egg yolk reversible
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When egg yolks are frozen in liquid air, upon thawing they pass into the pasty state; but if thawed rapidly in mercury at 30° C ( 86° F) they completely regain normal fluidity. Therefore, the irreversible yolk changes may be produced either in the freezing or in the thawing process.
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