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Why do warm temperatures speed up the fermentation of milk?

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Answered by DrBob222
The rate of the reaction (from sweet to sour milk) is increased by temperature. In general, the rate of a reaction increases 2x for every 10 degrees increase in T. However, the best answer for this question is that increased T allows the bacteria to grow MUCH faster. More bacteria and milk spoils faster.
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