Subject: Why would one apple-type brown faster than another?
Date: Sun Jan 17 22:16:07 1999
Posted by Jessica Starr
Grade level: 4-6
School: Sutter Elementry
City: Santa Clara State/Province: CA
Country: USA
Area of science: Chemistry
ID: 916632967.Ch
Message:
My dad tells me the browning is due to oxidation, but what
would cause some apples to brown faster?
On your site, I found that "Apples contain a chemical that
reacts with oxygen in the air." What chemical is this?
Thank you!
-Jessica
Re: Why would one apple-type brown faster than another?
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