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Mina packed a crisp red apple in her purple lunchbox on a sunny morning.
Why Do Apples Turn Brown in My Lunchbox?When a cut apple meets the air, its flesh slowly changes color in a natural reaction.
1. Mina packed a crisp red apple in her purple lunchbox on a sunny morning.
2. At noon, Mina opened her lunchbox beneath a bright classroom window.
3. The apple had a small brown patch where its pale flesh showed.
4. Mina turned the apple gently, but no crumbs or spills were nearby.
5. She remembered cutting it before breakfast, when its flesh was pale and bright.
6. Mina placed one cut piece under a napkin and one piece beside it.
7. After lunch, the covered piece stayed pale, but the uncovered piece turned brown.
8. When a cut apple meets the air, its flesh slowly changes color in a natural reaction.
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