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Distinguish between food-borne infection and food intoxication.
 
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Low surface tension is necessary for a liquid to spread out to form the continuous phase of a foam.
 
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Reply #1 on: Aug 2, 2018
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A food-borne infection occurs when someone eats food that is contaminated with harmful microorganisms and that makes you sick. An example is Salmonella. A food intoxication is the result of ingestion of a toxin or poison produced by a microorganism in the food and that makes one sick. An example is Staph.

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