Does vinegar affect how fast a sour and regular skittle will desovle?

Yes, vinegar will affect the rate at which a sour and regular Skittle will dissolve. Vinegar is an acid, and when it comes into contact with the candy, it will cause the sugar in the Skittles to break down more quickly. This will result in the Skittles dissolving faster in vinegar than they would in water.

The sour Skittles will dissolve even faster than the regular Skittles because the acid in the vinegar will react with the sour coating on the candy, causing it to break down even more quickly.

Here are some additional factors that can affect the rate at which Skittles dissolve:

* Temperature: Skittles will dissolve faster in warm water than in cold water.

* Surface area: Skittles that have been crushed or broken into smaller pieces will dissolve faster than whole Skittles.

* Agitation: Skittles that are stirred or shaken will dissolve faster than Skittles that are left sitting still.

By controlling these factors, you can control the rate at which Skittles dissolve and create a variety of fun and interesting experiments.