Rob, can you explain exactly what the salt does to the acid that accelerates the process? Adding salt to vinegar is something you guys did quite a lot – for removing eggshells to get bouncy eggs or rust from nails, etc, and I always thought that it increased the strength of the acid, or transformed it into a stronger acid. However I've been trying to understand it online, and apparently that's not the case – there are some explanations as to how it may make the vineger better suited for some tasks such as cleaning – they talk about ionic bonds, and my non-chemist's brain is quite confused by the explanations. Love and Peace.
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Do this on a large scale by adding vinegar to the Black Sea.
What else does this acid dissolve…? Asking for a friend. 😁 😇
These are great, when my baby grows up I’ll go through many of these with them.
Is it true that table salt increases the strength of vinegar? I would have thought it couldn't change the pH?
can earth snails and the cone ones produce nacre too?
Somebody on the crew had a Casio keyboard! 🎹😂
Try it on your friend Pearl's mother.
Rob,
I am still stunned and amazed about the incredible and simple things you came up with! Thank you for enriching my childhood.
Rob, can you explain exactly what the salt does to the acid that accelerates the process? Adding salt to vinegar is something you guys did quite a lot – for removing eggshells to get bouncy eggs or rust from nails, etc, and I always thought that it increased the strength of the acid, or transformed it into a stronger acid. However I've been trying to understand it online, and apparently that's not the case – there are some explanations as to how it may make the vineger better suited for some tasks such as cleaning – they talk about ionic bonds, and my non-chemist's brain is quite confused by the explanations. Love and Peace.
I’m going to make these at home and put them in a necklace for my girlfriend.