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1. What type of change (physical or chemical) happened inside of the flask when you dropped the baking soda into the vinegar? What evidence do you have?
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1. What type of change (physical or chemical) happened inside of the flask when you dropped the

baking soda into the vinegar? What evidence do you have?

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A chemical change occurs because the mixture bubbles and increases in temperature. Hope this helps.
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