Chemistry: Investrygatory Project
Chemistry: Investrygatory Project
Chemistry: Investrygatory Project
INVESTRYGATORY PROJECT
ON
Preparation of Soya Bean Milk and its comparison with Natural Milk with respect to
Curd Formation, effect of Temperature and Taste.
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Teacher’s Signature
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I gratefully acknowledge out Chemistry teacher Mrs Minal Ma’am for the guidance and
vision to foster this topic-
Preparation of Soya Bean Milk and its comparison with Natural Milk with
respect to Curd Formation, effect of Temperature and Taste.
I thank my mom who helped me in the preparation of Soy Milk and also supporting me
in learning it neatly.
Ranjeet Tandi
12th A
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that the project report completed by ‘Ranjeet M Tandi’ of ‘12th
A’ on the topic of,
‘Preparation of Soya Bean Milk and its comparison with Natural Milk with respect to
Curd Formation, effect of Temperature and Taste’.
1. Aim of Experiment
2. Introduction
3. Materials Required
4. Procedure
5. Observation Table
6. Result
7. Precautions
AIM OF THE
EXPERIMENT
To prepare Soya Bean Milk and its comparison with the natural milk with
respect to curd formation, Temperature and Taste.
INTRODUCTION
1. Soy Milk contains 3.5% Protein which equal to cow’s milk and also 2% Fat,
2.9% Carbohydrates.
2. Natural Milk is an opaque white fluid which is created by mammary
glands of female mammals and its main constituents are Protein,
Carbohydrates, Minerals, Vitamins, Fats, Water and are completely well
balanced diet.
3. Fresh cow/buffalo milk is sweet in taste while soya bean milk is little sour
in taste.
4. However when we keep the natural milk in a temperature of 35.5 C it
becomes sour in taste due to bacteria present in the air.
5. Research says that it affects bone mineral density.
6. These bacteria converts lactose if milk to a precipitate and separates out .
7. When acidity of milk is sufficient and temperature is around 36 C it forms
a semi solid mass called Curd.
8. Soy milk has some amount of Protein as cow’s milk though the amino acid
profile differ. It contains little digestible calcium as it is bound to the
bean’s pulp, which is indigestible by humans. So it is encounter this may
manufacture enrich their product with calcium carbonate to human
digestion.
9. Soy milk is by nature much lower in calcium compared to cow’s milk. Even
though calcium fortified say milk loses to cow’s milk in terms of the ease of
absorption. This lactose in cow’s milk catalyzes calcium up take in the
intestines that’s more calcium than it can be absorbed.
10. Another setback regarding soy milk nutrition is the potential to
trigger allergies. Just like milk protein and soy proteins can lead to
Anaphylactin reactions and these occurrences are more prevalent and
more severe in children than in adult children who are sensitive to say can
exhibit allergic symptoms such as hives, swelling, diarrhea if they drink soy
bean milk. In future they can have breathing problems and life threat
diseases.
Elderly and heart patients are most suited to use soy bean milk as a dairy
alternative whole milk contains saturated fat and cholesterol which
increases the risk of plaque formation and heart diseases . It contains a
mono unsaturated and polyunsaturated fatty acids that can be effectively
reduce your blood cholesterol level.
The phytosterons in Soya bean milk can further improve your heart
conditions by controlling your blood pressure and preventing cholesterol
absorption in your intestines.
Studies have shown that drinking soya bean milk can lower your risks for
atherosaleorisis and strokes, marking them on effective aid in prevention
and treatment of heart diseases.
Each cup of soya bean milk contains about 7gm of sugar and 80gm of
calories. Soya milk also contains fiber which is not present in dairy milk.
The extra fiber makes soy milk more filling for natural suppression of your
appetite. In addition with this the monounsaturated fatty acids can inhibit
fat absorption during digestion and reduce the chance of fat storage.
MATERIALS REQUIRED
3. Beaker 9. Curd
Less
SOYA 30 C 5hr Thick
Less
40 C 4hr Thick
3. The curd formation takes place at a faster rate with increase is temperature and in both
type of milk.
4. In Natural Milk fermentation takes place faster at a higher temperature leading to
PRECAUTION
1. Milk samples should not be over heated as it may kill the curd formation bacteria,
lactobacillus.
2. Same amount of soya milk and cow milk should be taken for all tests.