the bone kept in hydrochloric acid become soft
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Yes because the bone starts corroding in the HCl acid. As HCl is highly acidic
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the bone consist of calcium so when hydrochloric acid is added then the product forms os
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calcium chloride and there was evolution of hydrogen gas
thats why the bone become soft in touch
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the bone become brittle and more susceptible to breakage
Bone becomes brittle and more susceptible to breakage, but it doesn't melt because there are other minerals such as potassium, vitamins, and collagen that makes up the bone. When a bone is dropped in HCl medium, the calcium of bone slowly starts to dissolve due to the action of a strong acid
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