Explain the phrase 'A reaction is formed' in the context of baking soda.
Reacciones químicas – ¿Qué sigue?
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The video tutorial explores the use of baking soda in a chemical reaction that produces carbon dioxide, which is then used to inflate a balloon. It covers the basic principles of chemical reactions and the production of gases.
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What does the question 'Enough?' imply in the context of the reaction?
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