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Originally posted by Giltwist
Try it at home experiment:
Next time you eat chicken, or ribs, or anything with bones, save one. Clean it off well, then put it in a glass of vinegar for a day or two. In no time at all, the bone has become like rubber. This also works with eggs. Nothing feels quite so much like a disembodied eye as a raw egg that has had this done to it.
Fact: Acetic acid (HC2H302), which is the active ingredient in vinegar, dissolves or "eats" calcium. The stuff that makes bones and eggs and a few other things hard and strong.
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We kept an egg in vinegar for almost 2 years.

Shell was dissolved and the inside turned to rubber. Was awesome. Did it Easter 2002 and it just broke..
