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Denatured protein Density

Table 1 shows the various physical properties for components of eggs (4). Specific gravity of whites, yolks, and whole egg is the same, ie, density is 1035 kg/m (64.6 Ib/ft = 8.63 Ib/gal) for all three types of egg products shown. The viscosity of blended Hquid egg components varies over a wide range of temperatures at temperatures higher than those indicated in Table 1, the protein starts to denature and coagulate, increasing viscosity. [Pg.454]


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