Why doesn't citric or tartaric acid cause skin burns?
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if you leave enough of it in contact with the skin, for a long enough time, it will cause a chemical burn. ... The skin itself is also naturally acidic, with a pH of about 5.5. The acid mantle of the skin helps protect it, and the sebum and fatty acids work to also neutralize the effects of lemon juice.
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