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ANS:The gasoline is less dense than either vinegar or baking soda and it is immiscible so it forms a layer over them. The vinegar reacts with the baking soda to produce sodium acetate, water and carbon dioxide. The carbon dioxide bubbles up through the gasoline and, being denser than air, forms a layer over the gasoline that excludes oxygen.
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