Little garden

FeCl3 + sodium water glass + H2O

 

 

Let's set fire

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sheet

sodium water glass

matches

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Something about potassium permanganate

Potassium permanganate reaction with hydrogen peroxide

KMnO4 +H2O2

                                      

Baking with acid

Very easy experiment which shows how acid affects the process of baking.
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vinegar 10%
4 cups
2 spoons
baking powder
baking soda
H2O
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first cup - vinegar + baking powder
second cup - H2O + baking powder
third cup - soda + H2O
fourth cup - soda + vinegar

(sorry for the radio!)

Baking powder is a mixture of sodium bicarbonate, acid and others.

H2O activates the acid, which reacts with sodium bicarbonate causing carbon dioxide.

Vinegar is an acid so it reacts with sodium bicarbonate causing carbon dioxide.

Baking soda consists sodium hydroxide,when combined with acid, carbon dioxide is formed.

If we use baking soda as a source of carbon dioxide an acid must be used also - in baking.