well, I guess it does melt the eggshell. Are you sure about it?
it just changes the color of the eggshell
Soaking an egg in cola can cause the eggshell to weaken and dissolve due to the acidity of the cola. This is because the carbonic acid in the cola interacts with the calcium carbonate in the eggshell, leading to the breakdown of the shell.
No. At least it shouldn't. Cola should only be strong enough to slowly corrode off rust. If the cola is strong enough to take an eggshell off, then they screwed up the recipe.
The vinegar reacts with the eggshell, dissolving the eggshell.
Yes, eggs can dissolve in cola due to the acidic nature of the beverage, which contains phosphoric acid and carbonation. When an egg is submerged in cola, the acid can break down the calcium carbonate in the eggshell, leading to its eventual dissolution. Additionally, the sugars and other components in cola can contribute to the degradation of the egg over time. However, the process may take several hours to days, depending on various factors.
Coca cola does not and will not melt a spoon, this is a myth.
Because Cola is has acid in it.
No the eggshell of brown eggs is not thicker than the eggshell of white eggs.
strong enough to melt an eggshell
2-5 days
Coca Cola
Reptile eggs are defined by having an amnios. Amphibian eggs must be deposited with water. This evolutionary development allowed reptiles to more effectively dominate the terrestrial world since their eggs would be able to survive the arid land.