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why bread has chemical energy

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

The CO2 trapped in the dough makes it rise and alcohol present in the dough evaporates .It is an irreversible change that's why it is chemical......

Answered by kingofself
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                          Bread has chemical energy

  • Bread has chemical energy stored in it because of the chemicals or the nutrients stored in it.
  • Made from wheat or other grains, it is a rich source of carbohydrate and various other nutrients like proteins, fat, vitamins and minerals.
  • The carbohydrates in the bread can yield about 920 KJ or energy per 100 g of bread which is converted into ATP molecules in our body through metabolism.
  • Baking of bread includes many chemical processes like yeast activity, gluten coagulation, amylase activity, Maillard reaction, and sugar caramelization all of which releases energy that is stored in the bread.
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