06.02 Endothermic and Exothermic: Baking Soda and Vinegar
Materials:

one disposable plastic (not polystyrene—also referred to as Styrofoam™) cup
one disposable plastic spoon (plastic fork or knife may be used)
thermometer (if you have one)
measuring cup and spoon
newspaper (Use it to cover the countertop next to the kitchen sink. This could get a little messy!)
baking soda
vinegar

Procedure:

Measure two tablespoons of baking soda and pour it into the clean, dry plastic cup.

Measure out one cup of vinegar.

If you have a thermometer,

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06.02 Endothermic and Exothermic: Baking Soda and Vinegar
Materials:

    one disposable plastic (not polystyrene—also referred to as Styrofoam™) cup
    one disposable plastic spoon (plastic fork or knife may be used)
    thermometer (if you have one)
    measuring cup and spoon
    newspaper (Use it to cover the countertop next to the kitchen sink. This could get a little messy!)
    baking soda
    vinegar

Procedure:

    Measure two tablespoons of baking soda and pour it into the clean, dry plastic cup.

    Measure out one cup of vinegar.

    If you have a thermometer,

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abb0t · Answer

The classic elementary school science experiment (which I never did in my elementary school *tear*) However, I will say that I've seen more interesting things done in lab than volcano experiment.