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What is boiling point of water called?
boiling point?!?
Why is boiling called a bulk phenomenon?
Boiling occur in the entire volume of a liquid.
Why is boiling is called bulk phenomena?
During boiling the entire volume of the liquid is involved.
When water is heated rapidly changes into steam this process is called?
When water is heated rapidly and changes into steam, this process is called boiling.
What is the temperature at which a liquid boils called called?
It is the Boiling point.
What is uncooked poultry called?
I think its called raw
Why is canning called commercial sterilization?
cannig
What is an uncooked piece of grass called?
A Shrub <33
What is a uncooked toast called?
Bread
What is a boiling water canner?
Typically called a "water bath canner" it consists of a large cauldron style pan with a removable rack to hold canning jars. Once sterilized canning jars are filled with food items and brand new jar lids are placed on each (with reusable rings finger tightened around the top of them) they are placed in the rack and lowered into boiling water. Most items call for 20 minutes of boiling - directions are given with canning jars - and a specialized jar remover tool can be used to take them out one at a time and set aside to cool. As the filled jars cool the lids will vacuum seal to the top of the jars forming a slight indentation on the top and a "pop" sound. The food is now preserved for storage without refrigeration. The appropriate food for this type of canning is jellies, jams, pickles and NOT meat containing items which are "pressure canned".
Why does water boil stop boiling and then boil again when instant coffee is added to microwaved water?
When the coffee molecules are poured into the container they block water vapor molecules from escaping. Boiling water turns the water to vapor which then excapes from the top of the container. When there is a coffee in there they actually block the escape of the water vapor or steam. The water boils again when it reaches a certain higher temperature so the water molecules can move fast enough to once again escape the container was steam. This is called Boiling Point Elevation.
What is boiling point of water called?
boiling point?!?
What is it called the temperature at which a liquid boils?
The temperature at which a liquid boils is called its boiling point.
What is the process you describe in 4b called?
Boiling
Can mason jars be used in a pressure canner after being in the microwave oven?
Since Mason jars (also called canning jars or fruit jars) are intended to withstand prolonged boiling during the canning process, there should be no problem with them in the oven at normal cooking temperatures, below 400 degrees (F.)
What is the illness called when you have eat uncooked food?
Salmonella or Food poisoning
What is a container for paper money called?
A container for paper money is called a SEALBAG. Thanks!
