Mixing baking soda and vinegar produces bubbles of which gas?
AnswerCarbon dioxide
The acid in vinegar reacts with sodium bicarbonate to release carbon dioxide gas.
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AnswerCarbon dioxide
The acid in vinegar reacts with sodium bicarbonate to release carbon dioxide gas.
AnswerA small electric voltage
The two different metals and the acidic juice act as a simple battery that creates a small voltage.
AnswerMomentum
When one ball strikes the row, momentum passes through and one ball swings out the other side.
AnswerEarth's rotation
As Earth turns beneath it, a long free-swinging pendulum's swing direction slowly rotates.
AnswerHydrogen peroxide
A catalyst quickly splits hydrogen peroxide into water and oxygen, which gets trapped in soapy foam.
AnswerOutside air pressure, after the air inside cools
Heated air inside the bottle cools and its pressure drops, so higher outside air pressure pushes the egg in.
AnswerYellow-orange
Sodium atoms emit strong yellow-orange light when heated; copper gives green and potassium lilac.