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Why is flour a solid?

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The particles of the flour and sugar are so small they are like liquid particles and, therefore, flow like liquid.

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because when you measure it, it becomes a solid by being able to be packed together. plus there is a small amounts of air consumed in the product.

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Why is flour a solid and not a liquid or gas?

Flour acts as a solid when in a stationary state however if air is blown into the flour at a calculated rate, the flour can take on the properties of a liquid. Adding air to the flour adds energy which moves the particles similar to adding energy to a block of ice which excites the molecules into movement.


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When a flour is sifted is it still a solid?

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What is the sensory function of flour?

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What ingredient makes the pancake mix go solid?

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In crepes what makes the pancake mix so solid?

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