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Every substance, except for atoms and subatomic particles, has molecules.
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If average kinetic energy of the molecules in the milk decreases what will happen to the milk?
the milk will get colder
How does the addition of hydrogen atoms affect the milk protein molecules?
To my best knowledge hydrogen atoms or molecules do NOT affect proteins in general and in milk. Maybe they have more influence on milk FAT.
How do the particles move in a glass of milk?
As milk is a colloid,so particles must move in brownian motion(zig-zag motion)
What is the chemical symbol for milk?
Milk is a solution and an emulsion, not a single chemical element or compound. There are numerous molecules, compounds, and proteins found in milk.
Is milk a molecule?
Yes, milk have biomolecules. Yes, milk have biomolecules.
Why does whole milk react with hand soap?
The soap reduces the surface tension oof the milk by dissolving the fat molecules :]
Why does breast milk shrink when frozen and expand when thawed?
Any liquid or solid shrinks when frozen; the molecules contract. Molecules expand when thawed.
Why do cookies dissolve in milk?
For something to dissolve the molecules have to interact. When the milk is hot its molecules are moving faster and they have more energy. This means: a/ The milk molecules are moving faster (on average) so they will move further each second and therefore bump into the sugar molecules more often. b/ The milk molecules are more likely to dissolve a sugar molecule when they bump into them. The reason for this is a bit complex and involves quantum mechanics but if we simplify a lot think of it as throwing marbles at a piece of polystyrene. If we throw a marble slowly it is likely to bounce off without damaging the polystyrene, if we throw a marble hard it is likely to chip off a bit of the polystyrene. Replace marble with milk and polystyrene with sugar and you have a simplified model.
What cellular process leads to the production milk-specific mRNA molecules?
Signal transduction
When a baby ingests breast milk the milk's IgA antibodies may be absorbed into the baby's bloodstream because?
many pepsinogen molecules remain unchanged
Why the water evaporate first than the milk?
By physical examining the milk and water, you can easily judge that milk is denser than water. As milk is denser, its molecules require more energy to gets excited and evaporate as compared to water.
Does milk help neutralize inhaled dust and toxins?
No1) Milk will flow into your stomach, from where the digestion of the milk will start. The milk will be split up into molecules of amino-acids and sugars. These molecules are not neutralizing nor detoxing in nature.2) As written above, milk will flow into your stomach. Inhaled dusts and toxins will, obviously, go to a persons lungs, which is a completely different place. When the milk is in the stomach, and the toxins in the longs, there is no way the milk would be detoxing.IF you suspect that you have inhaled dangerous toxins or chemicals, you should seek help.
