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Natalia Emaan - Orange Juice with Baking Soda

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Natalia Emaan - Orange Juice with Baking Soda

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Watch out, as the foam rises in the cup of glass!

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Tan Hui Ning (Experimenting Using Baking Soda)

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Tan Hui Ning (Experimenting Using Baking Soda)

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Baking soda + vinegar + food colour = volcano

Jared Lemuel (beige 2)

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Aulia Insha - Baking Soda and Vinegar Balloon Experiment 

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Aulia Insha - Baking Soda and Vinegar Balloon Experiment 

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Lara Pereira - Baking Soda - Inflating Balloon Experiment 

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Lara Pereira - Baking Soda - Inflating Balloon Experiment 

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Never blow your own balloons again! :)

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Baking Soda eksperimen with Cuka+Soup +baking color

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Baking Soda eksperimen with Cuka+Soup +baking color

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Fardhan Umar

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Astrid Preesha Roguel - FIZZING HAND (Baking Soda Experiment)

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Astrid Preesha Roguel - FIZZING HAND (Baking Soda Experiment)

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Things Needed

1. 2 tbsp Baking Soda

2. 1 cup vinegar

3. A few pumps of dishwashing liquid

4. Jar/cup with a wide mouth

5. Glove

6. Rubber band

7. Protective eyewear (just in case 😉)

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I’m amazed and scared how the soda and the white vinegar can inflat the balloon from the bottle and I worried it will burst on me.

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Eden, Ivory 1: Making Lava Lamp with Baking Soda

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Eden, Ivory 1: Making Lava Lamp with Baking Soda

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What I like about my experiment? I think it is so cool when the colouring float and move.

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Monster Balloon Hand by Adam Saif (Ivory 1) 

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Monster Balloon Hand by Adam Saif (Ivory 1) 

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I felt excited because I got to see the explosion! 💥

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Nikshithasri - Baking soda with food colours

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Nikshithasri - Baking soda with food colours

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Experimenting using baking soda.

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Wan Faeeq - DIY Volcano using Baking Soda

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Wan Faeeq - DIY Volcano using Baking Soda

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Come and watch me exploring baking soda !

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1st time making slime using baking soda/glue/activator.

Thks to his sister for assisting.

He had so much fun!

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Nour added vinegar to baking soda and created a volcanic eruption (in the toilet 🤪)!

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It was a awesome experience for deva.. Items used, water, baking soda, vinegar with balloon.

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Dancing Popcorn

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Sumayyah Alysha - Fizzy Snow & Lava Lamp

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Sumayyah Alysha - Fizzy Snow & Lava Lamp

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Rayyan_Baking Soda Lava Lamp

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Creating a volcano using baking soda is a popular and fun science experiment that demonstrates a basic chemical reaction. Here’s a simple way to make a baking soda volcano:

Materials Needed:

Baking soda

Vinegar

Red food coloring for lava effect

Aluminium Foil

A small cup

Regular aluminium round cake plate

A tray to contain the mess

Instructions:

1. Build the Volcano:

Use cup and put in the middle of the aluminium cake plate and wrap with the aluminium foil to create the shape of a volcano around a aluminium cake plate. Make sure the aluminium cake plate is the "crater" of the volcano.

2. Prepare the Lava:

In a separate container, mix about 2-3 tablespoons of baking soda with a few drops of red food coloring if desired. This mixture will be your "lava."

3. Add the Lava to the Volcano:

Place the baking soda mixture into the cup inside the volcano.

4. Create the Eruption:

When you’re ready to start the eruption, pour vinegar into the cup with the baking soda mixture. The vinegar will react with the baking soda, causing it to fizz and overflow, mimicking a volcanic eruption.

5. Watch and Enjoy:

Watch as the mixture bubbles up and flows out of the volcano, creating an exciting eruption effect!

This experiment is not only entertaining but also a great way to illustrate basic chemical reactions to kids and science enthusiasts alike.