Why is vinegar used in food preservation? The high pH and high acidity of vinegar destroy bacteria. The low pH and low acidity of vinegar destroy bacteria. The low pH and high acidity of vinegar destroy bacteria.
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thanks can u please help me understand this?
i think it is The low pH and low acidity of vinegar destroy bacteria.
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your answer is correct vinager does not have alot of acid and can be used it has low acidity
it said i was wrong @pooja195
Ihe main acid in Vinegar is Acetic Acid which can be as high as 18% in some pickling vinegars. There are also small amounts of Tartaric and Citric acids present
so my bad im sorry it would have been C
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