Egg white (ovalbumin) contains contain several different proteins, each of which undergo chemical changes and gel at different temperatures. Consisting mainly of albumin dissolved in water, it begins to solidify when the cooking temperature reaches about 145°F and is completely solidified by the time its temperature reaches 160°F.
When you stir the white of an egg, it becomes frothy. This is because the albumen breaks down and the egg white comes together to form a foam.
stirring egg whites begin to break down the albumen so that the whites combine
nothing happens
you get a goo of egg and pepper powder.
When a raw egg is cooled, the proteins in the egg white begin to denature and coagulate, causing the egg white to solidify. This is why cooled raw eggs become firm and set.
the yolk will get white and it will bounce
1 tbsp ground flaxseed + 3 tbsp of water/milk = 1 egg. Stir and let stand for 1-3 minutes for it to thicken to the consistency of an egg
it gets hot
You put the egg in a bowl, stir and then dip the bread into the bowl to get the egg on the bread.
The First Family hosts an Easter egg hunt.
When silver nitrate is added to an egg white solution, a white precipitate of silver proteins may form due to the reaction between the proteins in the egg white and the silver ions. This reaction is known as a protein-silver complexation reaction.
It will turn very clear that you can see the yolk.