Most basic jams are made from fruit and sugar. Depending on the fruit used, there is likely to be some acidic properties.
A tin-plated steel pan is commonly used for jam making because tin has a non-reactive surface that won't interact with the acidic fruit during the cooking process. This helps preserve the flavor and color of the jam. Additionally, tin conducts heat evenly, which helps prevent scorching or burning of the jam.
Generally, jams will be an acid (albeit a weak one). Most fruits have some sort of acid (primarily citric acid). Virtually no fruits will be basic, so fruit-based jams will generally be acidic (meaning a PH below 7).
No, because there is no longer any jam in the donut.
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No Jam is not seeded, but it sometimes is depending on brand or type of jam.