How does a reaction between vinegar and baking soda represent an acid-base neutralization that also produces a gas?
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In this reaction, baking soda acts as a base, and takes a proton from vinegar, which is an acid. The reaction releases gas because when the baking soda receives the proton, it transforms into water and carbon dioxide.
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Vinegar contains acetic acid and baking soda is a metal carbonate which is basic in nature which reacts to give sodium acetate, water and CO2.
CH3COOH+NaHCO3-----》CH3COONa+H2O+CO2
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