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What happens after food decomposes?

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∙ 11y ago
Updated: 12/11/2022

Food will decompose to the point where it is just liquid. Bacteria has acids and enzymes which will break down the solids to liquids. The liquid will thereafter eventually evaporate until nothing but biological waste.

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