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Q: How could you measure the water content of an apple?
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How much of a apple is water?

the water content of an apple is 80% and the other 20% is air


Why dehydrated apple slices do not return to original water content upon rehydration What phenomenon was responsible for this behavior What factors could extent of this behavior?

apples consist of ca 80% of water and 20% air. apple structure is organized by parenchyma, which also takes care for that the air in an apple is not randomly distributed. Drying the apple destroys the overall architecture of the apple. Thus when dehydrated not only the water is removed but also the general distribution of air is disturbed and the latter is not reinstalled by simply re-hydrating. A re-hydrated apple most likely has a water content higher than a non dehydrated apple.


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What does WMC stands for?

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