Why are some perishable foods preserved in vinegar?

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Some perishable foods are preserved in vinegar to prevent growth of bacteria and to get sour taste of foods.
Vinegar has antibacterial characteristics and dissolves quickly, making it impossible for germs to grow.
Vinegar is made up of 8% of acetic acid volume.

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