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Baking Soda and vinegar causes fizzing. This reaction causes the release of carbon dioxide. This result is because carbon dioxide is the chemical reaction formed from the two substances. This reaction is shown in the image below.

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The video above demonstrates the reaction between baking soda and vinegar. When both substances are applied, bubbles rise to the top and fizzing occurs. Fizzing is an example of a chemical reaction hence why this reaction was a chemical reaction.

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The reactants Carbon, Hydrogen and Oxygen and sodium C2H4O2+NaHCO3 yield to the products NaC2H3O2+H20+CO2.

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If one observes rusting metal for a period of time,  they will realize a change in color has occurred. This is a result from metal being exposed to oxygen and moisture. Since rusting metal has a change in color, it is a chemical reaction. This reaction is shown in the video below.

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Whenever you bake cookies do you notice a change in smell? This is because a chemical reaction is occurring where the cookies give off an aroma. When the cookies reach such high temperatures, the dough breaks down and is oxidized releasing the an aroma.

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How to make the perfect cookies (according to science) - Stephanie Warren

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In the video, they discuss what chemical reaction occurs when baking cookies. They mention that when the cookies reach a certain temperature, a golden color is formed and during that process aroma from the cookies is released. For this reason baking cookies is a chemical reaction.

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Explained in the video, when metal is exposed to oxygen or moisture, a change in color occurs. This indicates that a chemical reaction is occuring. In this reaction the reactants O2+Fe+H2O oxygen, iron and water yield to FeO2H2O rust.

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When baking cookies, the reactants Sodium, Carbon, Oxygen 2NaHCO3 yield to the products Na2CO3+H2O+CO2.

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When wood or a log is burned, the heat causes a new substance to be formed. In the image above, the heat and oxygen is transformed into carbon dioxide, water vapour and ash. These new substances are being formed because a chemical reaction is happening.

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Science Spotlight: The Combustion of Wood

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This video explains that wood consists of carbon, oxygen and hydrogen. When wood is heated, the bonds break and different chemical compounds are released into the air. These are the new substances which reveal that burning wood is a chemical reaction.

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The reactants Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen CH4+4O2 yield to the products CO2+H2O.

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The image above represents what occurs when bread is baked. When you bake bread, the gluten absorbs water during baking and pockets of gas are formed that produce yeast. As the temperatures from baking bread rise, the yeast dies and as a result the gluten hardens. This is why baking bread is a chemical change.

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In the video, they explain that the high temperatures cause the bread to trap pockets of carbon dioxide that inflate and later create holes in the bread. This is because a chemical reaction is happening when bread is exposed to high temperatures.

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The image above shows the reaction between copper sulfate and sodium hydroxide. When both substances mix, a blue precipitate is formed.

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In the video when the two substances mix, the solution is not transparent, but it is cloudy and you cannot see through. This is because the reaction was a precipitate where a solid was formed. This is also a chemical reaction.

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Chemical Equation For Copper Sulfate And Sodium Hydroxide

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Chemical Equation For Copper Sulfate And Sodium Hydroxide

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The reactants copper, Sulfur, Oxygen, Sodium, and Hydrogen CuSo4+NaOH yield to the products Cu(OH)+Na2SO4.

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The Reactants Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen C6H12O6+6O2 yield to the products 6CO2+6H2O.