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1. Baking soda and vinegar combined * 1. Bubbles form 2.Change of state 3. No new substance formed 4.Smell produced 5.New substance forms It’s multiple choice
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1. Baking soda and vinegar combined *

1. Bubbles form
2.Change of state
3. No new substance formed
4.Smell produced
5.New substance forms
It’s multiple choice

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