How Do Blenders Function?

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Blending goes beyond the spinning of a blade that cuts food or ice into tiny pieces. Blending involves many processes. Cutting is the initial step. The cutting process involves removal of solid foods.... The second action to occur is the flow. The stirring action of the blades creates the cut particles circulate within the container. The third process that takes place is circulation. The liquid forms by the water contained in the food particles escapes as the food particles grow smaller and move. The powerful force of the blade pulls the liquid to the bottom of the jar , and then forces it out to the sides. The blending process can be accomplished through the combination of flow, cutting, and circulation. Blending is a magical process that occurs in the final stage, which is known as cavitation. When the blades rotate small air bubbles start to build up around their edges that trail behind them.

How Do Blenders Function?

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