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    The document describes reactions of sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3) with other substances and in different environments. It shows that sodium bicarbonate reacts with acetic acid to form carbonic acid and sodium acetate, and carbonic acid breaks down to release carbon dioxide. Sodium bicarbonate also reacts with hydrochloric acid to form carbonic acid, carbon dioxide, and sodium chloride, with carbonic acid again breaking down.

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    The document describes reactions of sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3) with other substances and in different environments. It shows that sodium bicarbonate reacts with acetic acid to form carbonic acid and sodium acetate, and carbonic acid breaks down to release carbon dioxide. Sodium bicarbonate also reacts with hydrochloric acid to form carbonic acid, carbon dioxide, and sodium chloride, with carbonic acid again breaking down.

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    Gastronomy Molecular: Reaction of Sodium Bicarbonate (Nahco) With Other Substances and in Different Environments

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    Molecular

    Gastronomy
    Reaction of Sodium Bicarbonate (NaHCO3)
    with other substances and in different
    environments

    CRUZ | SANTOS | SARMIENTO | 11F


    Sodium Bicarbonate
    Acetic Acid
    (NaHCO3)
    (C2H4O2)

    Legend:
    Sodium (Na)
    Oxygen (O)
    Carbon (C)
    Hydrogen (H)
    Carbonic Acid Sodium Acetate
    (H2CO3) (NaH3C2O3)

    Legend:
    Sodium (Na)
    Oxygen (O)
    Carbon (C)
    Hydrogen (H)
    Carbon Dioxide
    Carbonic Acid (CO2) Sodium Acetate
    Water (H2CO3) (NaH3C2O3)
    (H2O)

    Legend:
    Sodium (Na)
    Oxygen (O) Carbonic Acid is unstable and breaks
    Carbon (C) down
    Hydrogen (H)
    Sodium Bicarbonate Hydrochloric Acid
    (NaHCO3) (HCl)

    Legend:
    Sodium (Na)
    Oxygen (O)
    Carbon (C)
    Hydrogen (H)
    Chlorine (Cl)
    Sodium Bicarbonate Hydrochloric Acid
    Carbonic Acid
    (NaHCO3) (HCl)
    (H2CO3)
    Sodium Chloride
    (NaCl)

    Legend:
    Sodium (Na)
    Oxygen (O)
    Carbon (C)
    Hydrogen (H)
    Chlorine (Cl)
    Carbon Dioxide
    Carbonic Acid
    (CO2)
    Water (H2CO3)
    (H2O) Sodium Chloride
    (NaCl)

    Legend:
    Sodium (Na)
    Oxygen (O)
    Carbonic Acid is unstable and breaks
    Carbon (C)
    down
    Hydrogen (H)
    Chlorine (Cl)

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