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Which one of the following processes try to remove moisture but retain other volatile components in the feed material, and is responsible for retaining important aromatic and flavouring properties of that solution/material?

Which one of the following processes try to remove moisture but retain other volatile components in the feed material, and is responsible for retaining important aromatic and flavouring properties of that solution/material? Correct Answer Dehydration

Drying is the process of removing moisture from a wet surface whereas dehydration is the process of complete molecular removal of water or the loss of water as a constituent.

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