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The objective of heating milk to about 65 °C before homogenization is to inactivate


nasirhusain6176: there is an option .......1.lipase ,lactase ,inverteses,and glucose oxidise

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Answered by Sephali6503
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The objective of heating milk to about 65°C before homogenization is to inactivate the growth of microbes. Homogenization results in milk or milk products in which the fat globules are reduced in size tosuch an extent that no visible cream separation occurs in the milk. This results in milk of uniform composition or consistency and palatability without adding or removing the constituents.


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nasirhusain6176: ur ans is correct but there is option for this question....
nasirhusain6176: option is 1.lipase,lactase,glucose oxidise,inverteses
Answered by madhuyadav31377
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The objective of heating milk to about 65°C before homogenization is to inactivate the growth of microbes. Homogenization results in milk or milk products in which the fat globules are reduced in size tosuch an extent that no visible cream separation occurs in the milk. This results in milk of uniform composition or consistency and palatability without adding or removing the constituents
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