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Yes, because anything liquid evaporates but vinegar may take longer due to the substances it contains. Evaporation can be denied though if vinegar was to be put in a beaker and sealed securly.

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7y ago

White vinegar will remain virtually unchanged over an extended period of time, while some changes can be observed in other types of vinegars, such as color changes or the development of a haze or sediment, which can affect the tast and allow bacteria to form.

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14y ago

yes it does but it is unknown at what temp it does

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3y ago
It evaporated but you must be patient
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e playz

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3y ago
It take about 37-40 years to evaporate

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13y ago

Well Because Vinegar as more acid than water, so water evaporates faster!

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12y ago

This will depend on how much vinegar you are looking to have evaporate. Vinegar is a mixture of acetic acid and water. Acetic acid will evaporate faster than water at a rate of .97.

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It takes vinegar 1 hour to evaporate if you buy me Mcdonalds for Today's Lunch Because it will feel like 1 hour before I do it

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It does, however it may take 37 40 years

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14y ago

it goes in the air.

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9y ago

No

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4y ago

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