Chemistry, 20.11.2020 16:50 mirmir62

Pickles are made by soaking cucumbers in a mixture of table salt (sodium chloride), water, and spices. If you place a cathode and anode at either end of the pickle, it will light up. Why does this happen, and why won't the experiment work if you plug in a plain cucumber instead?

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