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Vinegar (C₂H4O2) and baking soda (NaHCO3) are combined together and the resulting mixture bubbles, releasing a gas. This gas is a(n) ionic compound because ionic compounds can be gases at room temperature O ionic compound because baking soda contains sodium covalent compound because covalent compounds can be gases at room temperature O covalent compound because baking soda contains sodium O It is neither a molecule nor an ionic compound

Vinegar (C₂H4O2) and baking soda (NaHCO3) are combined together and the resulting mixture bubbles, releasing a gas. This gas is a(n) ionic compound because ionic compounds can be gases at room temperature O ionic compound because baking soda contains sodium covalent compound because covalent compounds can be gases at room temperature O covalent compound because baking soda contains sodium O It is neither a molecule nor an ionic compound

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Vinegar (C₂H4O2) and baking soda (NaHCO3) are combined together and the resulting mixture bubbles, releasing a gas. This gas is a(n) ionic compound because ionic compounds can be gases at room temperature Oionic compound because baking soda contains sodium covalent compound because covalent compounds can be gases at room temperature O covalent compound because baking soda contains sodium O It is neither a molecule nor an ionic compound
Transcribed Image Text:Vinegar (C₂H4O2) and baking soda (NaHCO3) are combined together and the resulting mixture bubbles, releasing a gas. This gas is a(n) ionic compound because ionic compounds can be gases at room temperature Oionic compound because baking soda contains sodium covalent compound because covalent compounds can be gases at room temperature O covalent compound because baking soda contains sodium O It is neither a molecule nor an ionic compound
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