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Starlight

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Active boiling of a sugar solution gradually causes the
 
  (1) vapor pressure to rise, (2) vapor pressure to drop, (3) atmospheric pressure to rise, (4) atmospheric pressure to drop, (5) sugar to evaporate.

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The fatal poisoning that may occur from eating improperly processed canned vegetables is due to
 
  (1) eating live Cl botulinum, (2) toxin from Salmonella, (3) toxin produced by Cl botulinum spores, (4) viable E. coli, (5) Streptococci.


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Reply #1 on: Aug 2, 2018
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Reply 2 on: Aug 2, 2018
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