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Hydrogen Peroxide Vinegar Reaction

The Reaction of Hydrogen Peroxide and Vinegar

The surprising changes of substances studied in recent times want to explore the change of hydrogen peroxide and vinegar mixing. Hydrogen peroxide, with strong oxidation, has a clear and strong color; vinegar, containing acetic acid, a daily seasoning product, has a sour aroma.

When the two meet, at first, they may see a slight foam rising, looming, like a whisper invisible. After a while, the bubbles gradually become denser, such as beads floating from the bottom of the abyss, because the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide releases oxygen. During the reaction, although acetic acid is not the core of the change, it may be the medium, which promotes the speed of the reaction.

Looking at the combination of the two, when the bubbles are born, the color of the liquid may change slightly, and the taste is slightly different from before. The reason is that hydrogen peroxide is in the state of acetic acid, the decomposition intensifies, the oxygen escapes outside, and the composition of the remaining liquid gradually changes. Although this is not like the intensity of thunder and the explosion of volcanoes, it is microscopic changes, and it also hides the wonders of nature. It is impossible to understand why it is without careful observation and deep thinking. Those who want to understand the secrets of the decomposition of matter in later generations can also get a glimpse here to explore the wonder of creation.