For example, when baking soda and calcium chloride mix together in water, it creates a chemical reaction which means that the chemical reaction, and the baking soda were both reactants.

For example when you mix calcium chloride and baking soda together it will create chalk and chalk is the precipitate on the bottom of the solution.

For example: Precipitate form when reaction produce salt with low solubility products. Precipitate may occurs if the concentration of a compound is solubility and when you mix baking Soda and Calcium Chloride together it will create or will be a chalk

EX:The chemical is sink to the bottom of the cup.

Dilute is least concentrated then the concentration but if you add more solvent it will dilute. Dilute is thinner than concentration. Dilute is the opposite of concentration.

For Example:

If we add solvent into a solute that waster is Diluted

It's form is dust when first formed, and when Packeg it is altogether

Dilute is the opposite of concentration since when we make something concentrated we add more ingredients to make it more sweet or salty but when we try to make something diluted more

Dilute is the exact opposite of concentration which concentration mean to add more solute to make the liquid or solution stronger.

In a sentence: The solution with 2 teaspoon of citric acid and 50 ml of water is more dilute than a solution with 3 teaspoons of citric acid and 50 ml of water.

For example when we mix calcium chloride and baking soda they react with each other. They are the reactors.

Example: When we mixed Baking Soda and Citric Acid with water, the water was fizzy and there were bubbles.

Ex: When citric acid and baking soda mix together it make a fizzing sound and it turn the water in to gas and the bag have more air in so it is fat.