Will cut potatoes spoil in water?

Answer 1

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potatoes do not decompose d in water. Rather water is good source of preserving pototoes. Generally housewives preserve them( after peeling) in bowl of water to save from black color,which comes after peeling.

Answer 2

you have a potato whose Specific Gravity is not quiet as dense as water, any heavier and it would sink, of course. Some further examples might help, Balsa wood has a Specific Gravity of 0.2, therefore it is only 0.2 times as dense as water. At the other end of the scale, Mercury has a Specific Gravity of 13.56, so it is 13.56 times heavier than water. So as you can see, it all depends which is heavier, water or your potato

Answer 3

Not in the short term. However, everything has its limits. I know they will brown very quickly out of water.

Answer 4

No. there allergic

Answer 5

no