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What happens when you put baking soda on an acid
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What happens when you put baking soda on an acid

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When you add baking soda on an acidic compound such as citric acid or vinegar, it will cause a reaction where the mixture will get bubbly and will overflow on a glass or bottle. Carbon dioxide also forms when this reaction occurs.
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