Question

Which is the major acid in lemon?

A.

Citric acid

B.

Tartaric acid

C.

Malic acid

D.

Quinic acid

Correct option is A

Although lemons are widely known for citric acid, the key acid given as per the provided answer key is quinic acid (D). However, citric acid is more scientifically accurate as the major acid in lemon. There might be an error in the key.

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