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Why is vinegar a solution?

Updated: 10/6/2023
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13y ago

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Vinegar is made from alcohols into acetic acid by acetobacteria, but the origin of alcohol is a mixture of sugars and acids and water and so on. Even when vinegar is distilled it is then mixed back with water to 5% acetic acid or acidity so it is always a mixture unless anyhydrous which mean without water. It would be cystaline.

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9y ago

Vinegar is usually diluted because of the high acidity that it has. For example, apple cider vinegar can be diluted with fruit juice or water to eliminate some of the harshness when consumed.

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Vinegar is a solution because it consists of two chemically distinct components (in this case water and acetic acid) mixed together uniformly.

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12y ago

Primarily for the flavor. It give the ketchup a tangy taste.

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14y ago

Anything except more vinegar.

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