Experiment 14A: Heating Baking Soda

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Fill the bottle to the top with water. Tip it upside down in the bucket.

Put the stopper on the tube and add the hose.

Heating Baking Soda Experiment 14A:

Question: Is heating baking soda a physical or a chemical change? Hypothesis: If baking soda is heated, then it will melt, which is a physical change, because heating a solid usually melts it.

Setup: Draw, take a picture&nbsp;or take a video of your setup.

Click on the link below to learn the chemical equation for the reaction performed in this lab.

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Record your observations here. Remember this does not need to be text! Flex the use of your camera!!!

Label the equipment you will use: Take a picture of your equipment or draw a picture of your set up. Make sure all your equipment is labeled.

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