Question

A student was adding soda and vinegar in a bottle they then put a balloon on top of the bottle immediately after adding them together the student observed that the balloon inflated and got larger The student then predicted that the chemical reaction between the vinegar and the baking soda had created a brand new matter and would have more mass at the end of the reaction would you agree with the student’s prediction or not Explain your answer

Answer 1

Answer:

They then put a balloon on top of the bottle immediately after adding them together. The student observed that the balloon inflated and got larger.

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

The student's prediction is wrong.  Mass cannot be spontaneously created.

Explanation:

Sorry, but all the other answers are wrong. They didn't even come close to answering your question. This question concerns ourselves with the law of mass conservation. This states that, in a reaction, the total mass of the reactants must equal the total mass of products formed after the reaction. For instance, if the mass of the reactants both weighed 5 grams, then the products, if you measured their weight afterwards, would be 5 grams. The reaction does not generate new mass at the end of the reaction, this cannot be done for any reaction, let alone this one. Thank you!