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chemical reaction
Category: Science > Chemistry Asked by: dmdm-ga List Price: $25.00 |
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27 Nov 2005 08:58 PST
Expires: 27 Dec 2005 08:58 PST Question ID: 598129 |
I am looking for a reaction that the outcome of this reaction will give me CO2 gas this materials should be materials that I can eat I am willing to pay 25 $ |
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Re: chemical reaction
Answered By: till-ga on 27 Nov 2005 09:23 PST |
I assume we´re not talking about industrial production of CO2 but about rather small amounts. Producing CO2 from is very easy. Just add vinegar to baking soda (powder) and the bubbles produced will be CO2. The chemical reaction is: NaHCO3 + CH3COOH ???> NaCH3COO + H2O + CO2 (Please keep in mind that baking soda (poweder) should not be eaten pure but dissolved in water.) I hope this answers your question. If you need more held please psot a request for clarification ans I´´ll be happy to provide more help. till-ga Search strategy: No search done as I´m a chemist. | |
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Re: chemical reaction
From: wizard4u-ga on 28 Nov 2005 03:42 PST |
its very simple my friend. take any of the food product like rice or fruits or bread or any thing you love . take them in a test tube and some enzymes called as amylases,proteases and glycolytic enzymes the result is formation of water and co2. this process takes place naturally in our stomach which is called biological combustion ENZYMES carbohydrates ------------------->co2 +h20 this is one simple example The other one is or take any food stuffs which have carbohydrates and heat with acids u would get co2 liberated. Heat food(carboydrates)----------------->c02 Acid HOPE THIS WOULD HELP U Regards search.etc-ga |
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Re: chemical reaction
From: brix24-ga on 28 Nov 2005 06:42 PST |
It may be my limited imagination, but I can't think of a good reason for doing this (to win a belching contest? to gross out your friends more by passing gas? etc.) In any case, there might be unintended consequences to generation of large amounts of carbon dioxide by ingestion. Some carbon dioxide is generated naturally in the stomach and some of it passes into the intestine - the point being that carbon dioxide in the stomach can pass to the intestine. If you create a lot of carbon dioxide in the stomach, you may get a lot more carbon dioxide in the intestine and have severe gas pains. More problematic would be some of the reactants passing quickly into the intestine and generating carbon dioxide there; you are unlikely to get rid of this intestinal gas by belching - and you don't know how much pressure will build up in the intestine, nor do you know if it might be enough to cause bursting or damage leading to chronic intestinal problems. " Chemical reactions in your stomach also produce some of the carbon dioxide content of intestinal gas." This quote is from http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/Intestinal-gas/DG00048 |
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Re: chemical reaction
From: klystron-ga on 08 Dec 2005 14:04 PST |
If you can accept that biology is chemistry, you could use the 'reaction' of yeast and sugar in water ; c12h22o11 + h2o + yeast => ethanol + co2 |
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