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Title: mixing baking soda and water at varying temperatures
Post by: crb on November 26, 2004, 01:12:29 PM

I am in the 5th grade and doing the following experiment:

Mix baking powder and water in a bottle with a cork.  I am going to vary the water temperature and measure the distances the cork travels as the water temperature increases.

What temperatures should I test?

Thaks

Title: Re:mixing baking soda and water at varying temperatures
Post by: Mitch on November 26, 2004, 01:35:43 PM

Well, tell me what the maximum temperature water can be brought up to?

Title: Re:mixing baking soda and water at varying temperatures
Post by: crb on November 26, 2004, 09:59:51 PM

I guess I did not think of what the maximum temperature water could be brought up to.   :o  I do not know the answer, but it will be good for me to research it.  

Thanks for the idea!

Title: Re:mixing baking soda and water at varying temperatures
Post by: ssssss on November 27, 2004, 06:35:45 AM

depend on pressure.