Science project
Does Storage Temperature Affect Orange Juice's Acidity?
Problem:
Does storing your orange juice at different temperatures affects its acidity?
Materials:
- pH paper
- Orange juice
- Food storage with changeable temperature
- Thermometer
Procedure:
- Before you start, pour some orange juice into a cup.
- Put the pH paper into the juice.
- Record exactly what color it is and if it is very basic, basic, neutral, acidic or very acidic.
- Pour one cup of orange juice into a sealed jar or bottle.
- Put it into the storage apparatus.
- Adjust temperature to 40 – 50 degrees. (If you cannot set a specific temperature, experiment with the settings on the storage apparatus and use the thermometer to know what setting to put it on.)
- Leave the orange juice in for one day.
- Take the orange juice out of storage and put the pH paper into the juice.
- Depending on what color the pH paper is, the juice should either be very basic, basic, neutral, acidic, or very acidic.
- Make sure to record the exact color it is. Describe it in detail. Examples: dark red with slightly orange sides, blue with green sides, etc.
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