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Many of us have observed or heard about EFFERVESCENSE for Chemical Reactions in the school laboratories.

Many chemicals reactions produced Effervescence such as:

• Acid + Metal Carbonates –> Salt + Carbon Dioxide Gas + Water
• Acid + Reactive Metals –> Salt + Hydrogen Gas
• Reactive Metals + Water –> Alkaline Solution + Hydrogen Gas

But how about Effervescence in Our Everyday Lifes? Effervescence outside the Chemistry Laboratories?

Have you ever wondered what Effervescense is EVEN if you have not stepped into Chemistry Laboratories before?

I thought the best way to show this to you is by Dissolving A Lozenges!

Check the video out.

Alternative way to watch video -> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bP1C0YGKhx0

PS: Drop me a comment. I would love to hear from you. Of course, i welcome all suggestions on how i can improve my ways of communicating Chemistry.

PPS: If you are looking for more Chemistry Phenomenons, in order to associate it to abstract Chemistry Theories, you can check out CHEMISTRY ARCHIVES on CHEMISTRY PHENOMENON

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