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This reaction doesn't exist, milk is a mixture.

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Q: What is the chemical equation for milk and vinegar combined?
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What happens when milk and vinegar are combined?

it becam rare milk


If milk and vinegar is mixed is it a physical or chemical change?

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What is the chemical reaction if you put vinegar in milk?

it curdles


Do milk and vinegar create a chemical reaction?

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Is mixing a 0.5 cup of of vinegar with a gallon of milk a chemical change?

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Is mixing milk and vinegar a physical or chemical change?

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What new substance is formed if vinegar is added to milk?

The product of this chemical reaction is casein, a protein.


Does adding vinegar to milk saw that milk so that the milk will curdle cause a physical change wilco don't cause a physical change?

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Why does vinegar separate milk?

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Is chocolate milk a chemical equation?

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