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Experimenting With Apples

13th Oct 2017

Some children from P6/7 carried out experiments on apples at home and brought the results in to show their peers and teacher.

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I mixed orange juice and vinegar and put the apple in. The apple went brown.

I left the apple in the box overnight. The apple went very brown indeed!

I added vinegar and salt to my apple. The apple didn't go brown.

I froze my apple. It was hard but it still went brown.

I decided to add a slice of apple into a bottle of water. Then I put it into the freezer. The apple still went brown.

I put a piece of apple into an empty bottle. Then I squeezed all of the air out. There was only a bit of brown on the apple.

I added salt and lemon juice to my apple and the apple stayed white.

I mixed lemon juice and vinegar and poured it onto the apple. The apple went purple!

I mixed vinegar, baking soda and salt and put the apple in. The apple stayed white.

I put a piece of apple into sea salt and another piece into vinegar and salt mixture. The sea salt kept the apple white but made the apple soggy. The other piece went a bit brown.

We painted a piece of apple with glue and the other piece with nail varnish but the apples still went brown. We put a piece of apple into orange and tomato juice and it stayed white.

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