Do you want to be popular by exploding a launch bag in podium or rostrum .This is the great way to attract you teacher and Parents.Let you parents know you can also do some thing by showing this experiment.Before some one does this experiment immediately follow this and be the first reader.You can do the experiment as material are available.
Material required.
- Small bag like freezer bag.
- Volume measurer for measuring liquid
- Baking Soda
- Vinegar
- A tissue.
Procedure
- Choose the bag when the bag is closed it is air proof.
- Make a water warm and put 2/4 cup of warm water in the bag which we are exploding.
- Add 2/4 cup of vinegar in the warm water in the bag.
- Add 4 teaspoon baking soda in tissue and fold that tissue.
- Quickly go nearly to close the bag before closing add that tissue in that bag and immediately close the bag and keep the bag in ground.
- You will see the bag will be larger,larger and Pop.Be safe from there
- You may need your senior Help.
Being Curious in experiment.
- Try to blast the bag by adding
- More amount of Vinegar
- More amount of Baking Soda.
- Using large Strong bag.
Working of Experiment
The working of the experiment is Vinegar and baking soda.When they mix they produces a gad carbon Dioxide.Carbon Dioxide keeps on increasing and increasing rapidly.The plastic bag cannot resist the pressure and Finally it Blast.
Glossary
Vinegar : a sour-tasting liquid that is used to flavor and preserve foods. It is a dilute acetic acid made by fermenting beer, wine, or cider.
Baking Soda : sodium bicarbonate. Use: leavening agent, antacid.
Pop : a sudden explosive sound, like the sound produced when a balloon bursts or a cork comes out of a bottle
Freezer : a storage cabinet, compartment, or room where food or other perishable goods can be frozen and preserved at a very low temperature
Tissue(Here) : a piece of soft absorbent paper that can be used as a handkerchief or a towel
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