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During a class demonstration, a model volcano “erupts” when the teacher adds vinegar to baking soda inside the volcano. Vinegar contains acetic acid, and baking soda is sodium hydrogen carbonate. When they are combined, a reaction occurs and bubbles form. Which gas is in the bubbles, and why do the bubbles form? Oxygen gas forms because an acid reacts with a metal Carbon dioxide gas forms because an acid reacts with carbonate ions Carbon dioxide gas forms because an acid reacts with a metal Oxygen gas forms because an acid reacts with carbonate ions

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