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Darryl Yates
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16 August, 16:09
How could you cause a chemical change in vinegar
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Ralph Price
16 August, 16:34
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Adding Baking Soda to Vinegar will create a chemical reaction. It will start to fizz and bubble as carbon dioxide gas is released.
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