Chemical Reactions and Matter

What gas is produced by the bath bomb in water?

• The gas produced by the bath bomb in water is argon.

• The gas produced by the bath bomb in water is helium.

• The gas produced by the bath bomb in water is carbon dioxide.

• The gas produced by the bath bomb in water is nitrogen.

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What happens when a bath bomb is added to water?

Select all statements that are true.

• When a bath bomb is added to water, it dissolves and breaks down into particles.

• When a bath bomb is added to water, it does not change.

• When a bath bomb is added to water, fizzing and bubbling show a gas is produced.

• When a bath bomb is added to water, a new state of matter is formed from the particles.

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Where is the gas coming from when a bath bomb is added to water?

• When a bath bomb is added to water, a gas is produced from new matter that was somehow added to a closed system (sealed bottle).

• When a bath bomb is added to water, a gas is produced from matter that was already inside the closed system (sealed bottle).

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Which combination of substances in a bath bomb in water produce the gas?

Select all that need to be combined:

• Citric acid

• Cornstarch

• Baking soda

• Epsom salts

• Sugar

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How can we explain another phenomenon, like elephant toothpaste, where gas bubbles appear after combining different substances together?

Select all that apply.

• Combining different substances may result in forming something new, even inside a closed system.

• Combining different substances forces one of the substances to change to a gas.

• Combining different substances may result in particles rearranging and interacting in different ways.

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Which describes solubility best?

• how well a substance can change into a liquid

• how well a substance can dissolve in a liquid

Which are possible evidence of a gas being produced?

Select all that apply.

• fizzing

• color change of the liquid

• bubbles

• a new sound or odor

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Data from your lab that supports the claim.

• reasoning

• claim

• evidence

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When a substance breaks down into particles inside a liquid it is called

• melting

• dissolving

• solubilizing

• chemical change

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This would be an example of

• particles in a substance

• particles in a mixture

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