During curdling of milk, what happens to sugar present in it? 

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During the curdling process, the lactose sugar in milk is converted to lactic acid.

Milk curdling is caused by lactic acid-producing bacteria found in milk. Protein denaturation is an example. When a protein is exposed to physical o

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