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the emulsifying agent present in milk is​

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Answered by vaishnavi83188
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Answer:- protein

In dairy emulsions, the primary emulsifying agent is the proteins (i.e. caseins, in either monomeric or micellar form, or whey proteins). The proteins adsorb at the oil/water or air/water interface, protecting the interfacial membranes from coalescence.

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Answered by Anonymous
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The emulsifying agent present in milk is milk protein.

• An emulsion is a mixture of two liquid substances which normally don't mix with each other due to opposite physical characteristics.

• There are different types of chemical agents present in the emulsions which prevents the natural seperation of two liquid materials. These agents are simply known as the emulsifying agent.

• The emulsifying agent present in the milk is milk protein,eg. Casein.

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