68K views | GIANT VOLCANO: It took 66 gallons of vinegar and 50 gallons of a baking soda-water mixture to set this thing off. | Gray Media Digital Content Center | Facebook

26K views · 81 reactions | Make Your Own Colorful Baking Soda Volcano at Home Looking for a science activity that kids will love? These DIY Colorful Baking Soda Volcanoes are bright, bubbly, and wonderfully dramatic. With just a few simple ingredients, you can create a rainbow eruption right at home. | Kira Recipes | Facebook

171K views · 1.8K reactions | Let's explore Baking Soda and Vinegar reaction! Collect these materials to get ready: - safety glasses - baking soda (about 2 table spoons) - vinegar (about 100 ml) - a balloon - 2 funnels - a clear bottle (about 500ml) #TheDadLab #stayhome #TogetherAtHome | TheDadLab | Facebook

There are so many ways to turn mixing vinegar and baking soda into a fun science experiment. In this video we combines three. First we just add baking soda to vinegar and see all the bubbles - adding soap will help to visualise carbon dioxide (CO2) produced during this chemical reaction. Then we used a balloon to help us mix ingredients and capture CO2 inside it. But did you know that CO2 is more dense than air? It means that it pushes air away and that is quite helpful if we want to, let's say,