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      What do you not mix to make a explosion?
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      • Lemon juice and baking soda

      • Vinegar and baking soda

      • Milk and baking soda

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      1. What do you not mix to make a explosion?
        1. Lemon juice and baking soda
        2. Vinegar and baking soda
        3. Milk and baking soda
      2. Is there folic acid in bread?
        1. Yes
        2. No
      3. What ingredients do you use to make crystals?
        1. Salt, warm water and food colouring
        2. Lemon juice, baking powder and food colouring
        3. Baking soda, sugar and cold water
      4. Which one is not an acid?
        1. Vinegar
        2. Lemon juice
        3. Coke
      5. How much cream is in 2 litres of ice cream?
        1. 400ml
        2. 300ml
        3. 700ml
      6. What do you not put in coke to make it to explode?
        1. Mentos
        2. Baking soda
        3. Rock salt
      7. In density what is heavier?
        1. Golden syrup
        2. Honey
      8. In density what is lighter?
        1. Oil
        2. Water
      Tags: education , cooking

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