Henry's science fair project focused on variation in the very obvious reaction between vinegar and baking soda. He noted that as he ________ the volume of vinegar, he saw a/an ________ in bubbling in the beaker.

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When the volume of vinegar is increased, the reaction with baking soda becomes more vigorous, leading to an increase in bubbling. This is because adding more vinegar provides more acetic acid for the baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) to react with, producing more carbon dioxide gas as a result.

Henry's Science Fair Project Focused on Variation in the Very