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why wet food decay faster than dry food?
Bacteria (which make your food decay) need moisture to live and they thrive in it!
What is it called when it is preserved in hot and dry conditions?
Preservation in hot and dry conditions is known as desiccation. This process involves removing moisture from an object or organism, which helps prevent decay and preserves it.
Why do wet foods decay faster than dry foods?
Bacteria (which make your food decay) need moisture to live and they thrive in it!
How do camels adapt to very dry conditions?
they store food in their hump
Food stored in dry storage area should not be?
in moist controlled conditions
How long does it takes for food deteriorate?
Decomposition or rotting, very similar to human decomposition. There are 4 phases: Fresh Bloat Decay Dry Fresh occurs the first few days following death. Bloat or putrefraction causes odours and colour changes. Decay or Butyric Fermentation is mummification. Dry Decay the last of the soft tissue has eroded skeletonization occurs.
What conditions do hurricanes need to decay?
Common conditions that cause hurricanes to fall apart include moving over land, moving over cold water, entraining dry air, and encountering wind shear
Do legumes like dry or moist conditions?
dry conditions
Do teeth decay if they aren't in someones mouth?
If you've lost a tooth and keep it dry then it shouldn't decay.
Does cars decay?
Parts of most cars decay, especially rubber parts in hot, dry climates.
Were is whiteowlcrone's hut on HorseIsle?
WhiteOwlCrone's hut, Decay isle, a sub isle of Dry. Dry>>>>>>Deadwood>>>>>take boat to Decay. Boat located north of dock on Deadwood.
What preserved in hot and dry conditions?
Mummy's are preserved in hot dry conditions when they are mummified.
