Why is the reaction of tin with HCl less vigorous?
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What is the difference between baking powder and baking soda?
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Tin is very low in the reactivity series, so it's reaction with HCL is slower
Baking powder and soda are the same thing (NaHCO3) as far as I know. Baking soda is the old name.
Baking powder and soda are the same thing (NaHCO3) as far as I know. Baking soda is the old name.
Animesh147:
sorry, but am somehow not convinced with the answer. I want more detailing.
No baking powder and baking soda are not the same substances. Baking powder is a mixture of baking soda and some other acidity regulators such as tartaric acid, etc. Although I'm too not very much clear about the difference. Delete the answer which has been reported, someone else may wish to answer this.
Thanx Sakshi, could u please help me by saying how to delete an answer from here?
Actually even I don't know the procedure of deleting an answer. I guess only a moderator can do it. Not sure.
OK whatever but thanx a lot for providing a helping hand.
Your most welcome.
Sorry, I can't see any option to delete this answer either
urs is still fine though but the other person who has answered does not have any point.
Yeah I wasn't talking about your answer. I was mentioning another answer.
☺ btw thanks for the info
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No baking powder and baking soda are not the same substance .
Baking powder is a mixture of baking soda and some of aur acidity regulators such a tartaric acid , etc.
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