A liquid tank that has no baffles typically transports which of the following most often?

Baffles are used to control the surge of liquid inside a tank. They are especially important for tanks that transport hazardous materials, such as gasoline, liquid gas, and radioactive liquids. These materials can be dangerous if they are not properly contained.
Milk and food products, on the other hand, are not hazardous materials and do not require the use of baffles. In fact, baffles can be difficult to clean, which can lead to the growth of bacteria. Therefore, tanks that transport milk or food products typically do not have baffles.