A penny will rust faster in Orange Juice compared to soda due to the presence of citric acid in orange juice, which accelerates the oxidation process of the metal. Citric acid acts as a catalyst for the rusting reaction by facilitating the transfer of electrons from the penny to oxygen in the air. Soda, on the other hand, typically contains phosphoric acid, which is less effective at promoting rusting in comparison to citric acid.
steps on what makes a penny rust faster orange juice or soda#1 pure orange juice in 1 cup and soda in another cup#2 put a penny in both of the cups#3 put the two pennies in each cup#4leave the two cups outside for one or two weeks#5 take the camera and take the photo#6 develop the picture#7 look at the to pictures carefully and see which one got rusted
The orange juice must make the penny rust faster because when put a penny in a dish of lemon juice, it makes it shinier... which also works with ketchup.
orange juise
orange juice because of the acid
what makes a pennies rust faster orange juice soda?I put the two new pennies in each cup.I waited 1 day .When I woke up I take out two spoons. Then I will put the two spoons in the two cups.Then I will take out the spoons with the pennies that became rusted.The penny in the soda got rusted faster.
No. The orange juice has CuO which cleans the penny by dissolving the rust off of it.
i would probably say soda, since it has gas and stuff like that in it. water won't do anything, and orange juice might have affect but for a longer time. FOR THE RECORD, IM JUST SAYING I DONT REALLY KNOW.
They DO know something about inorganic chemistry.
Since ornage juice contains citric acid it can attack a penny. However, soda usually contains phosphoric acid and so can do also.
yes it can
yes it can
I don't know why you are cleaning a penny with juice but orange juice. The acid found in orange juice if left touching something for long periods of time can start eroding the surface , removing stains and rust.
Yes