Everyday Chemical Reactions

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It reacts with acidic ingredients to produce carbon dioxide gas, which helps dough rise.","question_difficulty":"beginner","answers":[{"id":"253","question_id":"64","answer_type":"txta","answer_text":"Acts as a leavening agent","answer_media_url":null,"answer_is_correct":"1"},{"id":"255","question_id":"64","answer_type":"txta","answer_text":"Enhances flavor","answer_media_url":null,"answer_is_correct":"0"},{"id":"254","question_id":"64","answer_type":"txta","answer_text":"Adds sweetness","answer_media_url":null,"answer_is_correct":"0"},{"id":"256","question_id":"64","answer_type":"txta","answer_text":"Preserves moisture","answer_media_url":null,"answer_is_correct":"0"}]},{"id":"65","question_type":"txtqtxta","question_text":"Which reaction occurs when vinegar is mixed with baking soda?","question_media_url":null,"question_explanation":"The reaction between vinegar (acetic acid) and baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) releases carbon dioxide 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