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Why Do Gummy Bear Disappear

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All the gummy bears lost their original shape. There were no changes after the first hour, but five hours later, the gummy bear in the salt solution started to break apart. After the 24 hours, the gummy bear in the salt solution completely disappeared. The only gummy bear that grew was the one in the cornstarch solution. A regular gummy bear is closed to 2 cm in size, the cornstarch gummy bear grew to 3 cm! The gummy bear in the vinegar solution shrank to 1 cm. The sugar water helped the gummy bear grow close to 2.5 cm and the gummy bear in the plain water didn't change in size.

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