What is the chemical equation for milk sugar?

Answer 1

There is no chemical formula: milk is a colloidal suspension of organic fats in water (H2O) with a myriad of organic and inorganic chemical components. These include lactose (milk sugar) and several calcium salts. Cow's milk contains a number of complex proteins in combinations that can vary according to the species of cow.

Some components in Milk include:

- Vitamin A

- B vitamins

- Calcium, Copper, Iodine, Magnesium, Phosphorus, Potassium, Selenium, Sodium, Zinc

- Biotin, Pantothenic acid

Answer 2

Milk does not have a chemical formula. Milk is an emulsion or colloid of butter-fat molecules within a water-based fluid. These particles are made of phospholipids and proteins. There are too many components in milk for it to have a basic chemical formula so it is just a very complex mixture.

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Answer 3

Milk is not a pure chemical compound but a mixture of proteins, fats, and vitamins suspended in a water based fluid. Each of these components of the mixture can be a huge organic macromolecule by itself. Thus it makes no sense to talk about a chemical equation for milk as an aggregate.

Answer 4

Milk is not a single compound like water or copper sulfate. It is a mixture of numerous compounds including various proteins, vitamins and other nutrients.

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Answer 5

Milk is a mixture. It is made of many different chemicals. If you say the formula is H2O you are about 90% correct because it is mostly water.

Answer 6

Any chemical formula for milk ! Milk is not a compound but a very complex mixture.

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Answer 7

Milk is a mixture of many different substances. It does not have a chemical formula.

Answer 8

I have no idea. I have the same question though.

Answer 9

Sucrose has the chemical formula C12H22O11

Answer 10

Milk is a very complex mixture, not only a single compound with a given formula.