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Small balloon Paper funnel Baking soda 3/4 cup vinegar One small empty plastic bottle Measuring Spoons’

Carefully pour vinegar into the plastic bottle

Using paper funnel, pour baking soda into the balloon. Try not to spill.

With out spilling the baking soda, put balloon on the bottle’s mouth piece.

Shake baking soda into the bottle And watch in FIZZ & inflate the balloon

Baking Soda: Diameter of BalloonTime in Seconds ½ Teaspoon i.e. 3 inches5 seconds 1 Teaspoon i.e. 5 inches7 seconds 2 teaspoons And so on. 2 ½ Teaspoons 3 Teaspoons

Select Line Graph GO TO ateAGraph/default.aspx Select line

Select Design

Select Data Using your data table, label your graph

Select Label choose font & colors

Select Preview

And Print

 Making Goop – Liquid or Solid?  Collin Kilbane. Fun Science Experiments: How to Blow Up a Balloon With Baking Soda & Vinegarhttp://  LessonPlansPage.com Lesson Plan Template  Fizz Inflator. 

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