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        |         Bacteria (Biological Change) |  | Definition 
 
        |         meat, eggs, milk, opened canned goods |  | 
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        |         Yeast (Biological Change) |  | Definition 
 
        |         Fruits, Veggies, Fruit Preserves |  | 
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        |         Molds (Biological Change) |  | Definition 
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        |         Enzymes (Chemical Change) |  | Definition 
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        |       Proteases and Proteolyctic Enzymes (Chemical Reaction) |  | Definition 
 
        |         Split Proteins and more is contained within fish |  | 
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        |         Lipases (Chemical Change) |  | Definition 
 
        |           Breaks down lipids and results in rancidity |  | 
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        |         Carbohydrases (Chemical Reaction) |  | Definition 
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        |         Tyrosinase and Polyphenolase (Chemical Changes) |  | Definition 
 
        |         Cause Browning of fruits and vegetables |  | 
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        |         Evaporation (Physiclal Change) |  | Definition 
 
        |         Improper Storage, Dried out appearance |  | 
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        |         Occurs in gelatin and yogurt |  | 
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        |         Relationship between water and oil in salad dressings |  | 
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        |       4 Food Preservation Methods |  | Definition 
 
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DryingCuringFermentationCanning |  | 
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        |       5 Types of Drying Methods |  | Definition 
 
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Sun-drying -----> RaisinsConventional -----> OatmealVacuum------> Tomato paste or coffeeOsmosis ------> Ocean Spray CraisinsFreeze-Drying |  | 
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        |         What is the most effective drying method? |  | Definition 
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        |         Lowers the boiling point of water so that more water is evaporated |  | 
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        |           Uses strong syrup to draw out water |  | 
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        |         Food is frozen, placed in vacuum and ice changes to vapor |  | 
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