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What is everporation?

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Updated: 4/28/2022

Evapouration is the name for a liquid turning into a gas

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Why do vegetables go soft when you cook them?

Cooking involves everporation, with everporation the vegetables loose their natural water content,this in turn make the cells of vegetables to dehydrate,the dehydrated cells become soft when you touch them. Most do, for example broccoli and carrots do.


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Why do vegetables go soft when you cook them?

Cooking involves everporation, with everporation the vegetables loose their natural water content,this in turn make the cells of vegetables to dehydrate,the dehydrated cells become soft when you touch them. Most do, for example broccoli and carrots do.


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