Vinegar (C₂H4O2) and baking soda (NaHCO3) are combined together and the resulting mixture bubbles, releasing a gas. This gas is a(n) ionic compound because ionic compounds can be gases at room temperature O ionic compound because baking soda contains sodium covalent compound because covalent compounds can be gases at room temperature O covalent compound because baking soda contains sodium O It is neither a molecule nor an ionic compound

Vinegar (C₂H4O2) and baking soda (NaHCO3) are combined together and the resulting mixture bubbles, releasing a gas. This gas is a(n) ionic compound because ionic compounds can be gases at room temperature O ionic compound because baking soda contains sodium covalent compound because covalent compounds can be gases at room temperature O covalent compound because baking soda contains sodium O It is neither a molecule nor an ionic compound

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