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Chemistry Phenomenon – Effervescence in Chemical Reactions

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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  1. john Lee says

    August 24, 2011 at 12:24 am

    Hi Sean

    I am trying to make an effervescent tablet. What must I use to make the tablet?

    Regards

    John Lee

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