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syneresis Oozing of liquid from gel when cut and allowed to stand (e.g. from jelly or baked custard).
No, 'substance' has to be matter in one (or more) of these states of matter
Liquid
Unless you have a specific, unusual recipe in mind, there is no "cake gel" used in the batter of a cake. You may be thinking of gel frosting or icing, which is a type of clear sugar gel used in decorating a cake that has already been baked, cooled, and covered with a buttercream or rolled fondant frosting. There are also various types of fillings, placed between baked cake layers, that could be made in a gel form. Yet another possible reference might be "Jello Cake," in which liquid "Jello" (a commercial brand of flavored gelatin) is poured over a baked cake so that the gelatin soaks into the cake, adding color and flavor.
Gel is a thickened 'jelly-like' mix of some liquid.
The liquid which turn in to gel once PH or temp change
Yes
The cytoplasm is the gel-like liquid outside the nucleus in a cell.
actually gel is a liquid weird i know i learned it in school.
Gel
Coagulation refers to the process of a liquid becoming a gel. While cooking an egg, this refers to the liquid egg white becoming a gel.
It is a mixture of organelles and cytosol. The gel like liquid is the cytosol; all the structures, organelles, suspended in this liquid and the liquid make up the cytoplasm. This gel-like liquid in a cell holds all of the cell's structures together.