Baking soda + vinegar = BUBBLES | Teacher Time
5/12/2021 | 47sVideo has Closed Captions
Learn about chemical reactions through using homemade dough and vinegar!
Watch how vinegar and baking soda react to each other when you make some simple homemade dough! Watch as Ms. Bailey from Roxboro, NC, bring a chemical reaction to life. Rootle and PBS NC are proud to bring you Teacher Time, a series of fun, hands-on activities created by NC teachers! Visit pbsnc.org/ahl for more information. Thanks to the Burroughs Wellcome Fund for their support.
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Baking soda + vinegar = BUBBLES | Teacher Time
5/12/2021 | 47sVideo has Closed Captions
Watch how vinegar and baking soda react to each other when you make some simple homemade dough! Watch as Ms. Bailey from Roxboro, NC, bring a chemical reaction to life. Rootle and PBS NC are proud to bring you Teacher Time, a series of fun, hands-on activities created by NC teachers! Visit pbsnc.org/ahl for more information. Thanks to the Burroughs Wellcome Fund for their support.
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorship[upbeat music] - Hi, I'm Ms. Bailey, from Roxboro, North Carolina.
Today, we're going to learn about chemical reactions.
A chemical reaction is when two or more substances interact to form a different substance.
With an adults help, you'll need some homemade dough.
Mix one cup of flour, with one cup of baking soda and a fourth of a cup of oil.
Mix it all together with your hands.
Take some fun cookie cutters and make some shapes.
Grab some vinegar and add it to your dough.
The vinegar reacts with the baking soda in your dough.
The bubbles tell us, that the gas, carbon dioxide, is being formed.
[chemical fizzing] Look at all the bubbles!
Have fun experimenting!
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