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    1) The document provides instructions for a volcano foam experiment using glass bottles filled with vinegar, sodium bicarbonate, liquid soap, and optional vegetable dyes or confetti. 2) When sodium bicarbonate is added to the vinegar mixture, a chemical reaction occurs that produces carbon dioxide gas, generating bubbles and foam reminiscent of a volcano eruption. 3) The vinegar acts as an acid and the sodium bicarbonate acts as a base, and when mixed they undergo a chemical reaction that changes their composition and releases carbon dioxide gas.

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    1) The document provides instructions for a volcano foam experiment using glass bottles filled with vinegar, sodium bicarbonate, liquid soap, and optional vegetable dyes or confetti. 2) When sodium bicarbonate is added to the vinegar mixture, a chemical reaction occurs that produces carbon dioxide gas, generating bubbles and foam reminiscent of a volcano eruption. 3) The vinegar acts as an acid and the sodium bicarbonate acts as a base, and when mixed they undergo a chemical reaction that changes their composition and releases carbon dioxide gas.

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    Volcano Foam

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    1) The document provides instructions for a volcano foam experiment using glass bottles filled with vinegar, sodium bicarbonate, liquid soap, and optional vegetable dyes or confetti. 2) When sodium bicarbonate is added to the vinegar mixture, a chemical reaction occurs that produces carbon dioxide gas, generating bubbles and foam reminiscent of a volcano eruption. 3) The vinegar acts as an acid and the sodium bicarbonate acts as a base, and when mixed they undergo a chemical reaction that changes their composition and releases carbon dioxide gas.

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    ROMERO ORTEGA LEVITA

    VOLCANO FOAM.
    Materials:

    - Glass bottles
    - Vinegar (enough to fill each jar
    halfway)
    - Sodium bicarbonate
    - liquid dish soap
    - Vegetable dyes, or liquid
    temperas
    - Plastic confetti in different
    colors and shapes (optional).
    Procedure:
    Theoretical explanation of the experiment:
    1.- Fill the container halfway with
    When baking soda is mixed with vinegar, a
    vinegar.
    chemical reaction occurs that generates
    2.- Add a few drops of vegetable carbon dioxide (CO2), the gas responsible
    coloring and mix. for the formation of bubbles and a kind of
    3.- Add about 2 tablespoons of liquid eruption reminiscent of volcanoes.
    soap and stir again. Vinegar is an acid and baking soda is a
    4.- Add confetti of different colors. base. When you put a base and an acid
    together, a chemical reaction occurs.
    5.- Add a tablespoon of baking soda When this happens, the base and the acid
    and observe. change into something else.

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