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Part C
Why do you use the same amount of baking soda and same amount of liquid for each combination?

Sagot :

litbadwolf

Answer:

because you might have a too much bigger than explosion if you add more baking soda or vinegar

Explanation:

Nyctalus

You use the same amount of baking soda and the same amount of liquid for each combination for the explosion.

We know that,

When you use the same amount of baking soda and the same amount of liquid for each combination then be get the explosion.

Baking soda and liquid are base and acid so they react chemically.

Here, the given liquid is vinegar

If you will increase the amount of baking soda and if you will increase the amount of liquid then no reaction

So, you use the same amount of baking soda and the same amount of liquid for each combination for the explosion.

Reference:

https://brainly.com/question/22409111

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