Question

why does bone become rubbery when placed in vinegar and are there any implications for your bones and health

Answer 1

Answer:

the acetic acid in vinegar reacts with the calcium in the bones this the weakens them and causes the to be rubbery

Answer 2

Explanation:

If you leave bones in a warm place for a long time, they get brittle because the collagen decomposes or dries out, losing it's "rubbery" flexibility (that's why you have to let a wishbone dry before trying to snap it). Leaving bones in an acid like vinegar will dissolve the apatite out of the bone, making them floppy.

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