Blast Off - Time For An Explosively Awesome Experiment!
Kids science parties are where everyone learns that baking power and vinegar makes tons of gas and bubbles, and it is amazing. But what is the formula and the gas coming out?
Baking powder is sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO³) and some other stuff. Vinegar is mainly acetic acid (CH³COOH) in water.
Na+HCO³-+ CH³COOH ? CH³COO-Na++ CO² + H²O
The resulting gas is carbon dioxide. You also get some water and some aqueous sodium acetiate. Hey, but that’s just boring stuff. What can you do with it that’s FUN? How about a big boom?
Now this is what you need and how to do it. But first please remember that you must repeat MUST have a responsible adult with you at all times. And a further warning, this one can get messy so if you don’t want to be cleaning the front room for a week, choose a safe place where it does not matter if things get messy.
Although you are dealing with normal household items which should cause no harm, if you spill vinegar on yourself or get baking powder on your body wash off with warm water. If you get either in your eyes, wash with plenty of warm water. If you have any concerns seek professional medical advice.
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