Chemistry in a bag

Water- clear. liquid

Calcium Chloride- pebble like. Hard

Sodium Bicarbonate- write. powerder

Phenol Red- liquid. stain. red. low vascosity

We mixed one pipite of water with one pipite of phenol red on one side of the bag

then on the other we mixed one table spoon of calcium with sodium bicarbonate.

WARNING: phenol red will stain. Calcium chloride will burn.

As we became to shake the the red mixture from the bottom of the bag. Fizzing and thickening,

it started to turn yellow. While the pressure was building inside the bag, the powdered desolved and it became warm. The fluilds started to exaporate and feel cold. When it was as full as it was going to get, we opened up the bag and waffed it. Smelt like a sharpie.

Phenol Red+ Baking Soda-turned pink. smelt like sharpie

Phenol Red+ Calcium- heat, red, smelt like sharpie

Calcium Chloride+ Baking Soda- noting happened

Calcium Chloride+ Water- heated, cloudy liquid

Baking Soda+ Water- fizzing, cloudy water

1-calcium chloride

2- experiments without the calcium chloride did not heat up

3- orange and yellow. no

4-no. they happened at different times

5- baking soda and calcium chloride together. nothing different happens without water

6- the gas built up inside the bag. baking soda

7- don't mix it with liquids

8- doesn't allows occur. we mixed certian substances together and the had a chemical reaction without heat