Chemistry, 18.04.2021 05:30, LizzieS8167

Suppose that a flask has some vinegar in it and a balloon has some baking soda in it. Next, the balloon is fit over the flask and the baking soda is dumped in. There is fizzing and the balloon fills as gas is produced. The balloon keeps any gas from escaping. If the initial mass of all parts combined is found to be 100g, what should the mass be of all parts after the reaction is complete? a
101
b
98
c
100
d
99

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