which is the density of the milk at 50 ª C?

Question

Please help me!!!!

Answer 1

The rule-of-thumb (weight) density of 4% butterfat cow's milk was 8.0 lb/gal @ 40°F when I was growing up on a dairy farm This works out to approx.0.959 kg/L. The reference below, however, gives densities in the range of 1.022 to 1.035 kg/L.

Answer 2

assuming you mean cows milk. It depends on the breed because of milkfat content but overall it would be about 1.02 kg/L