What is an emulsion? Describe the differences between an oil-in-water emulsion and a water-in-oil emulsion. What are the functions of an emulsifier? Give examples of both natural and synthetic emulsifiers. Discuss stability of emulsions. Describe the differences among the three types of emulsions and give examples of each one.

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a. glucose only b. fat only c. amino acids only d. glucose and fat e. glucose and amino acids

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To increase muscle mass, protein intake must be combined with exercise, particularly strength training, and a diet that is adequate in calories.

a. true b. false

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Cooked vegetables are best when _____, because this method helps to retain texture, color, taste, and nutrients

a. boiled b. scalded c. simmered d. steamed

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List 3 of the leading causes of death in North America that are associated with excessive consumption of alcohol.

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