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You can make a naked egg really easily by soaking a raw egg in vinegar for about 48 hours. The acetic acid in vinegar reacts with the calcium carbonate in the eggshell, forming soluble calcium acetate and bubbles of carbon dioxide gas. Eggs are great models of cells, and you can use the naked egg to learn about osmosis, which occurs when the concentration of water in the egg is different from the liquid it is submerged in. Water will move through the thin membrane of the egg until the concentrations are relatively equal. This is why when the egg is placed in water it swells and also why it shrivels when placed in corn syrup (which contains very little water). #chemteacherphil #chemistry #STEM | Chemteacherphil | Facebook
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