Q. 1.7 ml of N/10 NaOH is required for titration of a 10 ml sample of milk. Compute the titratable acidity.

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Q. Titratable acidity of milk cannot be expressed in which of the following degree?

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Q. In determining acidity, the solution in the burette is?

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Q. pH of normal milk is _____ at 25℃.

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Q. What does pH of the solution represent?

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Q. The acidity of a solution is dependent on which of the following?

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Q. Freezing point helps to check which of the following adulteration in milk?

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Q. Define the temperature at which a liquid turns into a solid when cooled.

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Q. Osmotic pressure is controlled by the number of molecules or particles, not the weight of solute.

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Q. Milk is ______ with blood.

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Q. Calculate the density of milk at 15.5℃ having 3.2% fat and 8.5% SNF.

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Q. In an equation Fat%, SNF% and water determine ‘d’. The‘d’ in this expression is?

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Q. Yellowish tinge in milk can be attributed to which of the following?

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Q. Opacity in milk is due to which of the following reasons?

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Q. Heat treatment on minerals results leads to ___________

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Q. Which of the following mineral is affected by heat treatment in milk?

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Q. Effect of Pasteurization on Vitamins in Milk ___________

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Q. Most Heat sensitive vitamin in milk is?

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Q. The lactulose content ______ with increased intensity of the heat treatment.

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Q. Effect of Heat treatment (Temperature above 100℃) on Lactose:

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