🚀 Your Mission Briefing
From this "Volcano Eruption Exploration" activity, you will learn about the chemical reaction between baking soda (a base) and vinegar (an acid) that produces carbon dioxide gas, creating fizzing and bubbles. It models how volcanic eruptions happen, with the gas buildup representing pressure inside a volcano. You can also explore how changing ingredients affects the eruption, making it a fun way to understand real-world volcanic processes!
🎒 What You’ll Need
- ✅ Modelling clay or playdough
- ✅ Dish soap
- ✅ Vinegar
- ✅ Red food colouring (optional)
- ✅ Small plastic or paper cup
- ✅ Tray, paper plate or newspaper for easy cleanup
- ✅ Baking soda
- ✅ Adult for help
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