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Gold and fruit juice do not react.

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What juice would gold react to?

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Will gold zinc or copper react with a fruit drink inside a can?

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Is copper the best metal for a fruit juice can?

Copper is not recommended for storing fruit juice as it can react with the acid in the juice, leading to potential health risks. It is better to use materials like aluminum or stainless steel for fruit juice cans.


Will gold react with acid in an orange juice?

Yes, gold will not react with the acid in orange juice. Gold is a noble metal, which means it is resistant to most chemical reactions, including those with acids like the citric acid found in orange juice.


Does gold react with fruit juices?

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Does gold react with orange juice?

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What happens to gold if you put it in lemon juice?

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Is gold grape juice brown?

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Is gold a fruit?

No gold is not a fruit.


Which is the fruit of gold?

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What color is gold grape juice?

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Does gold react with nitric acid?

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