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milk coagulat when acid is added why​

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Answered by Anonymous
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The acid coagulation of milk is the basis for a wide diversity of cultured dairy products. Acidification directly impacts the stability of casein micelles, reducing their charge, dissolving some of the insoluble calcium phosphate crosslinks and modifying internal bonding between proteins.

Answered by Bhuvanshika
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The acid coagulation of milk is the basis for a wide diversity of cultured dairy products. Acidification directly impacts the stability of casein micelles, reducing their charge, dissolving some of the insoluble calcium phosphate crosslinks and modifying internal bonding between proteins.

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