Combine the solution of sodium acetate with hydrochloric acid to yield acetic acid and sodium chloride.
NaHCO3(aq) + HCl (aq) → CH3COOH + NaCl
Does this work? If so, is it safe to as an at-home demonstration?
yes to both. they are both home products for consumption. just watch the splatter of the CO2(g) carrying salt with it. it’ll get everywhere if you don’t cover it while also letting the CO2 to escape.
the HCl will be a bit hard to get your hands on and it doesn’t have to be concentrated either. 0.1M will be plenty
Power up the Rocket Car for the ride of your life. This sleek, 24-inch long, land speed challenger will take your breath away as it roars off. Powered by baking soda and vinegar, the Rocket Car uses a unique fueling module, adjustable for all levels of drivers. This kit is fun and educational. You’ll enjoy great experiments and learn more about rocket propulsion and chemical reactions. Everything …
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Chemistry EXPERIMENT!! alka-seltzer, baking soda, vinegar, POP a baloon, Blow out a candle, light a LIGHT BULB
Im doing a chemistry experiment. I need to make a contraption that will do at least two of the following things…
-pop a balloon
-blow out a candle
-lift 500 grams (5 cm)
-light a light buld(a little christmas light bulb is fine)
-light a match
-have something change colors(chemical change)
this contraption has to be automatic(do it all by itself, except for me starting the chain of reactions)
You can only use either alka-seltzer and water OR Baking Soda And Vinegar(probably used in the beginning of the “experiment”
i thought alka-seltzer was sopposed to complete an electrical current(for lighting the light bulb) but it didnt seem to work?
any ideas on how i could do some of this stuff or interesting things to make it cool!?!?!?!?!?!?
you should probably solve this for yourself. BUT.
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