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most likely orange because all the pulp
Isadore Bauch
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∙ 10y agoorange because it is more acidic and acidic means SOUR.
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What are the meaning of the words in what fruit is more acidic lemons oranges or watermelon?
The question would be more understandable as rewritten below: Which fruit is more acidic? Lemons, Oranges or Watermelon? Answer: Lemons are more acidic than oranges, with watermelons not being acidic at all. Note: acidic means sharp-tasting, sour.
What has the acid in it lemons oranges or watermelons?
lemons and oranges but lemons have more.
Is apple juice more acidic then orange juice?
Both lemons and apples contain different types of acids. If you are asking which is the more acidic type of fruit, then the lemon is. Apples generally have a pH level of between 3 and 4, whereas lemons generally have a pH level of between 2.0 and 2.5. The lower the number on the pH scale, the more acidic.
Is there more citric acid in lemons or oranges?
yes
Which is more acidic lemons or limes?
I think Limes are
Why do lemons taste sharper than oranges?
because lemons has got more acid an an orange
Do lemons have more sugar than strawberries?
Lemons are sour because they don't have much sugar; instead, they are tart due to having a lot of citric acid (hence citrus fruit). Strawberries can be a bit tart, too, but not nearly as much as lemons, so strawberries have more sugar than lemons do.
Are oranges more acidic than watermelons?
yes.
What fruits rich in vitamin C?
Lemons and Oranges and sometimes apples depending on which ones u get
How many watts does a tomato produce?
Any fruit can produce electricity, but tomatoes are excellent because their juice is more acidic. Lemons and grapefruit are excellent for this as well. "Sweet" fruit like melons aren't good batteries.
Does the size of the fruit affect the amount of juice it contains?
Large oranges, though if large oranges are dry then small oranges will have more juice.
What are the tropical rainforest crops?
Lemons, Limes, Oranges, Pineapples, Mangos, Avacados, and more
