Chemistry, asked by adhyan343, 4 months ago

When you leave wine exposed to the air, the ethanol in it reacts with oxygen to form what?​

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Answered by prajwalprajwj
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I left wine at 1 Jan 2021

Explanation:

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Answered by hardeepsiwach077
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Answer:

Oxygen allows the aromas in wine to become more present, making it easier to identify what exactly you're smelling. Introduction of oxygen also softens the mouthfeel of wine; this is due to the breaking down of tannins, the cause of that harsh, dry sensation you may feel along your cheeks and tongue.

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