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Colligative properties (Boiling Point)
Kitchen: Pasta Different steps of the pasta processing cycle, such as combining, kneading, shaping, and drying, might alter the quality of the pasta, according to an Italian law. Drying is the most crucial of the four phases for the product's quality. Low temperatures (29 to 40°C) are required for typical drying processes, but the process takes 24 to 60 hours to finish. High-temperature, short-time drying techniques have been frequently adopted for time management and increased production rate. Because pasta is cooked at high temperatures, it is more productive, less expensive, has a higher color intensity, and has a higher nutritional value. Furthermore, drying pasta at high temperatures improves stiffness and reduces stickiness.