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Cheese is made by separating out much of the curds and whey and bacterial fermentation together with growth of ___________________ _.
 
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Question 2

Where are electrode markings placed?
 
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Answer to Question 1

molds

Answer to Question 2

Electrode markings are placed on the exposed end of the metal rod, the exposed surface of the metal
rod, and the flux near the exposed rod.




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