Homogenization of milk involves breaking down large fat globules into smaller ones to ensure even distribution. This is achieved by the mechanical action of turbulence and cavitation.
- Turbulence refers to the chaotic fluid motion that results from high-pressure homogenization.
- Cavitation occurs when vapor bubbles collapse, creating high shear forces that help break apart the fat globules.
Thus, the correct answer is Turbulence and cavitation.