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I am doing a science project for my chemistry class where I put different household products on items (I have used apples and bread so far) to see if any of them will make the foods decay faster. I have used products such as bleach, glass cleaner, peroxide, alcohol, and nail polish remover. Is there anything I should know, such as chemical makeup or reactions, that would cause them to make the foods last longer or cut short the lifespan? What effects will these chemicals have on these food items? Any information I could get regarding decay and molding or any sites that could help me with my project are greatly appreciated. Thank you, LP
Re: What product will make foods decay faster?
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