Subject: Why does a banana touching an apple cause a 'bruise' on the apple?
Date: Fri Sep 29 11:53:14 2000
Posted by Mark Blake
Grade level: nonaligned
School: Charles Schwab & Co.
City: Denver State/Province: CO
Country: USA
Area of science: Agricultural Sciences
ID: 970242794.Ag
Message:
I typically pack a lunch which contains an apple and a banana. More than
once, the two have been touching one another (not actively) for several
hours. The result is a bruised spot on the apple. I assume a chemical
exchange and subsequent reaction takes place. Any idea? Thank you.
Re: Why does a banana touching an apple cause a 'bruise' on the apple?
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