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Can you write the chemical reaction if you mix dishwashing liquid and hydrogen peroxide
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Mixing dishwashing liquid and hydrogen peroxide creates a chemical reaction that produces oxygen gas. The reaction can be represented by the following equation:
2 H⁄ₓO⁄ₒ + CₒH⁄ₓO(CH⁄ₒCH⁄ₒO)⁄Na⁻¹⁽⁀ + NaOH ---→ 3 O⁄ₒ + C⁄H⁄ₓO(CH⁄ₒCH⁄ₒO)⁄Na⁻¹⁽
The oxygen gas produced by this reaction can cause the mixture to foam and bubble. This reaction is often used to create homemade cleaning solutions or to remove stains from clothing.
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