Avogadro's Law

Examine the role of limiting reactants using a simple acetic acid (vinegar) and sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) reaction. Four flasks with the same volume of 1 M acetic acid are fitted with balloons filled with differing amounts of sodium bicarbonate.

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Thank you a very beautiful experiment. I believe it will help to explain why "the 16g flask is the stoichiometric ratio" and therefore why there is "a perfect one-to-one ratio". I will also suggest that the purpose of the experiment is explained at the beginning to provide context all through the experiment. Thank you for the great work!

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A lot of public universities in the US have similar labs, or professors who do this kind of work. You could always contact the chemistry department at a university or college near you and ask them if they do outreach events.

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Whats the gas that inflated the ballon’s called??? It’s for my hw

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CO2 carbon dioxide

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