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What kind of chemical change do you think occurs when a banana peel turns brown in the open air?
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What kind of chemical change do you think occurs when a banana peel turns brown in the open air?
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It is Oxidation!
Because oxygen is combining with the banana peel, and the peel is reacting to the air.
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It has to be oxydation. Oxygen is what slowly poisons us until we die and makes us wrinkle.
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