0
it gets more bendable and jelly like. This is because the acid in the lemon juice destroyed the calcium in the bone, leaving just the collagen
Wiki User
∙ 11y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
What happens to chicken bone soaked in lemon juice?
A chicken bone soaked in lemon juice gets rubbery. If it sits in the lemon juice too long it will begin to dissolve after the rubbery stage.
Which liquid will make a chicken bone more flexible?
lemon juice and vinegar
What effect does lemon juice acid have on a chicken bone?
I am almost positive it makes it all floppy like rubber...sorry that's a bad answer but i am not descriptive
Could chicken bones deteriorate in household products. If so which product makes it deteriorate faster?
lemon juice because the acid from the lemon rots the bone from the inside out
Does diluted lemon juice cause bone loss resulting in loose teeth?
Bone loss is a key component of loose teeth, it is rarely a result of dietary choices. Dilated lemon juice may weaken enamel but will not cause bone loss.
What is the effect of soda on chicken bones?
we tested coke vinegar water and lemon jiuce on chicken bones and the water had no effect but the others made the chicken bones go like a rubber . posted at 14:25 0n the 20th of July from the grove school Newark in the science lab :) :) :)
Why serve lemon with fish?
The custom of serving a slice of lemon with fish dates back to the Middle Ages. It was believed that if a person accidentally swallowed a fish bone, the lemon juice would dissolve it
What is the flexibility of a chicken bone?
chicken bone
What is another food experiment that is like putting a chicken leg in vinegar and another in water?
Put the chicken bone in soda pop, orange juice, pickle juice, or other liquids. Would soaking in milk make it stronger? Keep 1 bone in water as your constant. Use a chart and compare the results.
What is the effect when chicken bone is soaked in a container of Mountain Dew?
it contains yellow five so it should turn yellow
What happens to chicken bone if buried in soil and watered?
Your question needs to be more precise. Do you mean what happens to a chicken bone if you boil it (which would also cover making soup with it)? And for your information, the verb is "affect" not "effect". "Effect" is a noun.
Could you sue tops for finding a chicken bone in your chicken salad?
Not unless they said it was bone less chicken salad.
