Why does your bubble gum get smaller when you chew it?

Answer 1

artificial flavorings
An invert sugar flavoured gum centre is flavoured with a coating of sucrose or dextrose or synthetic sugar free equialents. The flavour consisting of a mixture of oil of spearmint and pepsin essence

Answer 2

it depends on the kind of gum you have. and if you smack on it. if you get gum that says long lasting, it probably isn't. here are some names of the gum that loses its taste easy: stride, juicy fruit, extra classic bubble, bubble yum, and bubble tape.

Answer 3

gum loses flavor by you sucking on it and chewing on it the sugar extracts and breaks apart so the sugar you swallowed is absorb by your body so once you have taken the sugar it is flavor less

(Joke answer) By being on the bedpost overnight

Answer 4

because the salts in your saliva keep eating it Gum is almost just like any other food. While you are chewing the gum, the acids in your saliva breaks it down until the flavor is gone. Of course the acids are not strong or dangerous but they help us break sown our food. That's also why if you put something in your mouth without chewing it, it starts to break apart until you are able to swallow it.

Answer 5

It's because you chew all the flavor out of it! When gum is chewed it loses it's flavor so unless you get 5 gum, it runs out too fast!

Answer 6

sugar, or some sort of sweetener. once the sweetener runs out, the flavor fades away

Answer 7

trident i tried it for my science fair project

Answer 8

1 to 3 minutes

Answer 9

Because