Do lk Acid. Exercise 2 When lemon juice (containing acid) is added to baking powder (containing carbonate), gas is released as shown in the figure. The gas released changes clear lime water into milky. Lime water gas Carbonate 1- Indicate the reactants in this reaction. Zhamia org 2- What is the evidence for occurrence of this reaction. 3- Identify the gas released in this reaction. 4- Write the word equation of the reaction.

Do lk Acid. Exercise 2 When lemon juice (containing acid) is added to baking powder (containing carbonate), gas is released as shown in the figure. The gas released changes clear lime water into milky. Lime water gas Carbonate 1- Indicate the reactants in this reaction. Zhamia org 2- What is the evidence for occurrence of this reaction. 3- Identify the gas released in this reaction. 4- Write the word equation of the reaction.

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