Subject: Why does hot vinegar bubble less than cold when mixed w/ baking soda?
Date: Sun May 7 10:47:31 2000
Posted by Michael Brame
Grade level: 10-12
School: Roosevelt HS
City: St. Louis State/Province: Mo
Country: US
Area of science: Chemistry
ID: 957714451.Ch
Message:
The greater height of bubbles was made with the cold vinegar when mixed in
a container w/ baking soda. I thought the heated vinegar should have the
greater reaction.
Re: Why does hot vinegar bubble less than cold when mixed w/ baking soda?
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