Vinegar is an acid and sodium bicarbonate is a base. The acid reacts with sodium bicarbonate causing the release of carbon dioxide gas. The water is probably only there to dilute the other reactants, to make it less vigorous.
not very dangerous. its just a fizzing reaction.
Mix Bicarb soda with vinegar then just straight after you put the vinegar in the bicarb soda put a candle over the cup. The flame goes out! AMAZING! It went out cuz the bicarb and the vinegar makes carbon dioxide which has little oxygen and fire needs oxygen so the fire goes out. WARNING: If your house goes into flames don't go up to it with your little plastic cup and put the bicarb and the vinegar mixture on the flames. lol
I did not see anything "dangerous" but i just mixed them and the mixture got slightly over 190*f
the vinegar reacts with the bicarb n it creates gas bubbles which make the mothmalls 'dance' and not sink as the gas pushes them up. if tried with something heavier it would sink though
chemical i think vinegar with bicarb produces co2
Mixing vinegar and sugar creates a mixture. There is no chemical reaction.
It is not dangerous for a child to drink vinegar , but it is not enjoyable or useful.
usually eggs can be replaced with apple sauce or a blend of bicarb and vinegar (look it up)
I read on another website that people were trying white vinegar, althou normal vinegar should work, or bicarb of soda, about a teaspoon full on a hot wash?
D. Mixing baking soda and vinegar
No. Usually 4 to1 oil/vinegar ratio.
It's a bicarb held together a hydrogen atom .. It doesn't exist without another element. such as Sodium ... i.e. Sodium bicarb (NaHC03). The most common split of HC03 is through the addition of another Hydrogen, making H2O and C02. Hence the Sodium Acetate, CO2 and water (H2O) from the vinegar and bicarb kids trick CH3OOH + NaHCO3-> CH3COONa + CO2 + H2O
mixing vinegar and baking powder:)