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When milk curdles, proteins like casein coagulate and form solid curds, while the remaining liquid becomes whey. The process of curdling involves the separation of these components, but the total mass remains largely unchanged. Therefore, while the curds may seem denser and heavier, the overall weight of the curdled milk remains similar to that of the original liquid milk due to conservation of mass.

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