Milk + citric acid or pineapple juice formula? (chemistry)

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The discussion centers on a chemistry project focused on milk coagulation when combined with citric acid or pineapple juice. It highlights that milk is an unusual emulsion, and the coagulation process is complex, lacking a straightforward chemical reaction formula. The participants suggest researching the effect of pH changes on emulsions for a deeper understanding. A reference to a relevant scientific article is provided to support the exploration of milk's unique properties. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the complexity of milk coagulation and the need for further investigation into its chemical behavior.
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I have a chemistry project involving milk coagulation under certain circumstances. One of the circumstances is milk combined with citric acid or pineapple juice.
I have a chemistry project involving milk coagulation under certain circumstances. One of the circumstances is milk combined with citric acid or pineapple juice. I need to find the chemical formula of this reaction.
 
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Coagulation is not a simple reaction with a simple reaction equation, you won't find one.
 
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