FLOATING SMOKE Experiment (baking soda & Vinegar chemical reaction)

[@KidsFunScience]

If you like this experiment please Click LIKE and Remember to Subscribe and click the notification bell to be reminded when I upload my next experiment. thanks Ken

[@mihaelaclaudiap..2]

I am truly fascinated by your experiments! So clever and we mortal humans would never think of something like that! Well done, please bring some more!!

[@BLBADVENTURES]

Starting new years eve off right with one of your videos. Awesome job

[@DisneyVacationFamily]

Very cool! Love those chemical reactions!

[@leonardsheatravel]

As a teacher I love learning from you! Great video!

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morning Leonard Shea, Thank you. Love your channel also. Happy New Year! cheers Ken

[@LisaJohnson-r8c]

Can you cap the bottle and keep the smoke contained in there? Or will it explode?

[@KidsFunScience]

Great question, but I have never tried. I assume you could. If you try let me know. Thanks Ken

[@ayndylou]

I just saw this on an episode of Macgyver and had to learn how to do it 😆 awesome videos thanks

[@KidsFunScience]

Good morning @ayndylou, lol I should have figured MacGyver did it. I love that show. Thanks for sharing. Thx Ken

[@SonamTashiChoden-uz3wd]

Can we do this experiment without baking soda and only by using vinegar?

[@KidsFunScience]

hi Sonamtashichoden-uz3wd, Yes you can do it without the baking soda. The baking soda is just to get it to shake it will look like a liquid, if you do it with out baking soda then the smoke will just go to the bottom of the glass. Check out my other video Smoke waterfall and you can see it without the baking soda. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIWln4Kubq6NotU Thanks Ken

[@Aramalisadventures]

Why do you need the baking soda and the vinegar? I think I have tried it without them, and it worked as well. Simple and cool experiment!

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morning Aramalis’ Adventures: All for kids, You might be able to do it with out baking soda and vinegar, but I think it gives the smoke a place to float on top with carbon dioxide gas. I will have to try it without the baking soda and vinegar and see the different. thanks Ken

[@yuriypotaychuk716]

Nice meeting on your channel. Your review was very interesting👍 I wish you all the best. Waiting for new videos😉

[@maamjulie5298]

May I ask how does the carbon dioxide affect the smoke and makes it float?

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morning @maamjulie5298, By mixing baking soda and vinegar you make a reaction that produces carbon dioxide gas, which you know. The carbon dioxide gas settles on the bottom of the glass in an invisible layer. The smoke is lighter and sits on top of the Carbon dioxide and when you shake the glass which makes the smoke float. I hope this helps. thank Ken

[@maricelyanavlog]

Thanks for sharing watching here

[@Patriciamomoftriplets]

Very nice experiment

[@KidsFunScience]

Thank you very much

[@sarahisdope]

Used to do a similar trick with a pack of cigarettes.

[@KidsFunScience]

Good Morning @sarahisdope, Very cool, I might have to try that one day. Thank you for sharing. thanks KEn

[@NARUTOCHIGGA]

You need more attention

[@KidsFunScience]

Morning Onion, thank you very much.

[@TheSteppa1]

Reminds me of a blunt