Choose two examples of food that are usually avai ible in your home. Basedon the concept explained in this activity sheet, e plain different chemicalchanges occur during the processing and storage of hese foods:Food no.1Brief description of the chemical and physica changes that usuallyoccur:Food no.2Brief description of the chemical and physical cha zes that usuallyoccur:

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