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Acid/Base and ratios

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    Acid/Base and ratios
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  • We will make the bath bombs to understand how the bubbles are formed.
    True
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  • The key ingredients of "Bath Bombs" are Baking Soda and Citric Acid.
    True
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  • When baking soda and food coloring are mixed and are then put in water, they undergo a chemical reaction.
    False, baking soda and citric acid
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  • The acid/base chemical reaction produces a lot of bubbles which you see as the bath bomb dissolves in the water.
    True
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  • What are the bubbles made up of?
    Carbon dioxide gas
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  • Acids have bitter taste.
    False, sour
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  • Bases have sour taste.
    False, Bitter
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  • Lemon juice is an example of acid.
    True
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  • Milk is an example of base.
    True
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  • Tomato juice is an example of base.
    False, acid
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  • Soap is an example of acid.
    False, base
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  • What is the ratio of "Lemon Juice" bottles to "Soap"?
    2:3, 2 to 3
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  • For every 3 lemon juice bottles sold, 5 strawberry juice bottles were sold. What is the ratio of strawberry juice bottles sold to lemon juice bottles?
    5:3, 5 to 3
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