A. What question does your project address?
The chemical reaction between vinegar and baking soda.
B. What is your hypothesis or problem or engineering goal?
I hypothesis that the vinegar at room temperature when mix with baking soda will blow up faster than the vinegar in ice water.
C. Describe in complete detail all methods or procedures you plan to to use. This should be completed BEFORE you begin your experiment, to use future tense in your writing. NO results should be stated. Materials
• 2 water bottles
• 8 ounces white vinegar
• 4 tablespoons baking soda
• Bowl Ice water
• 2 balloons
• Permanent marker
• Small funnel
• Timer Procedure:
1. Mark the water bottles 1 for room temperature, 2 for ice bath.
2. Use the small funnel
The chemical reaction between vinegar and baking soda.
B. What is your hypothesis or problem or engineering goal?
I hypothesis that the vinegar at room temperature when mix with baking soda will blow up faster than the vinegar in ice water.
C. Describe in complete detail all methods or procedures you plan to to use. This should be completed BEFORE you begin your experiment, to use future tense in your writing. NO results should be stated. Materials
• 2 water bottles
• 8 ounces white vinegar
• 4 tablespoons baking soda
• Bowl Ice water
• 2 balloons
• Permanent marker
• Small funnel
• Timer Procedure:
1. Mark the water bottles 1 for room temperature, 2 for ice bath.
2. Use the small funnel