Baking soda vinegar volcano measurements
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mixing baking soda and vinegar to make lava for a model volcano . 6. An ice cube melts into liquid water. Then, the liquid water evaporates into water vapor. The ice cube melting is an example of a , and the water evaporating is an example of a . A. chemical change; physical change . B.
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Baking soda (NaNCO3) is a base that reacts with an acid to produce CO2. Recall the volcano experiment - baking soda + vinegar. In cooking there are several ingredients that will react with the soda: Sour milk, brown sugar, honey, applesauce, vinegar, cream of tartar. Baking powders contain mixtures of dry acid or acid salts and baking soda. The ...
VOLCANO PROJECT
Mixing baking soda and vinegar produces a chemical reaction (a chemical reaction is a process in which one substance is chemically converted to another - all chemical reactions involve the formation or destruction of bonds between atoms) in which carbon dioxide gas is created - the same gas that bubbles in a real volcano.
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Measure your volcano with a tape measure. Document the measurements on the student worksheet. Eruption: The simplest and safest way to model an eruption is to mix vinegar, baking soda and a few drops of dish soap. Experiment with different proportions of baking soda to vinegar …
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Tell students to pour baking soda into the crater and add 2 or 3 drops of vinegar and watch it erupt. Then, have students mold the aluminum foil into the shape of a volcano. Put in lots of creases to form valleys and ridges. Put volcanoes out on a spread-out piece of newspaper.
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5) Which most correctly describes where gases in a volcanic eruption come from a) gases are present as part of the magma, then bubble out as a gas b) gases come from deeper in the earth than the magma c) gases come from less deep in the earth than the magma d) gases come from the combination of baking soda and vinegar deep in the volcano
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As more baking soda and vinegar were reacted there was a larger volume of gas released. Introduction: Statement of the Problem. The reaction of baking soda and vinegar is very common. It is the same reaction that many middle school students use for volcano science projects.
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