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Fourth of July science activity to do with your little ones! 🎆 How to : - Add 2 tbsp egg white to each cup - Mix in 2 tbsp baking soda with the egg whites - Add food coloring - Pour in vinegar to watch the foam rise ✨ Science Explained: - Baking soda is a powder that’s a base. - Vinegar is a liquid that’s an acid. When they mix, they react and make a gas called carbon dioxide (CO₂) The gas makes lots of bubbles, and that’s what makes the foam. - Egg whites have protein, which is kind of like a
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Fourth of July science activity to do with your little ones! 🎆 How to : - Add 2 tbsp egg white to each cup - Mix in 2 tbsp baking soda with the egg whites - Add food coloring - Pour in vinegar to watch the foam rise ✨ Science Explained: - Baking soda is a powder that’s a base. - Vinegar is a liquid that’s an acid. When they mix, they react and make a gas called carbon dioxide (CO₂) The gas makes lots of bubbles, and that’s what makes the foam. - Egg whites have protein, which is kind of like a
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