Chemical Reactions

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Chemical Reactions

  • 3 small plastic cups
  • 1 big plastic cup
  • baking powder
  • vinegar
  • washing powder
  • black piece of paper 
  • Teaspoon

    Steps
  1. First get one of your small cups and get your big cup.
  2. With the small cup put a Teaspoon of baking soda in the cup.Then fill the big cup half way with vinegar.
  3. Now you can get your paper and put it under the cups.
  4. Pour the the vinegar into the baking soda and a very interesting thing will happen next.
  5. Then you can start experimenting by making different colours.You can put in washing powder to make it foamy.

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