Chemistry, asked by aksh69823, 11 months ago

why do we apply baking soda on an insect

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Answered by niksauckland

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We apply baking soda on an insect *bite* because the insect bite releases some acid. To neutralize this acid, baking soda can be helpful

Answered by samiashadh2712

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Baking soda is an base When it is applied on a insect sting it neutralizes it and reduce pain, itching, and swelling

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