Table 1: pH of Common Household SubstancesSubstancepH using pH meterRed Cabbage Indicator Color Ammonia 11.2Dark pink Vinegar 2.3Orange Lemon juice2,5 Orange Club soda 4.4Yellow Baking powder 8.0Violet Aspirin2.5Orange Table 2: Initial pH Test ResultsContainerSubstance in ContainerpH using the pH meter ADI H2O7 BH2O and NaHCO39 CH2O and vinegar4 Table 3: NeutralizationAmount of Acid Added (mL)pH using the pH Meter 1 mL8.2 2 mL7.8 3 mL7.8 4 mL7.8 5 mL7.7 please help me with this part What does acid do to marble (calcium carbonate)?What are the generic products of a neutralization reaction?What is the identity of the gas that forms when vinegar is added to baking powder?

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Table 1: pH of Common Household Substances

Substance

pH using pH meter

Red Cabbage Indicator Color

Ammonia

11.2

Dark pink

Vinegar

2.3

Orange

Lemon juice

2,5

Orange

Club soda

4.4

Yellow

Baking powder

8.0

Violet

Aspirin

2.5

Orange

Table 2: Initial pH Test Results

Container	Substance in Container	pH using the pH meter
A	DI H2O	7
B	H2O and NaHCO3	9
C	H2O and vinegar	4

Table 3: Neutralization

Amount of Acid Added (mL)	pH using the pH Meter
1 mL	8.2
2 mL	7.8
3 mL	7.8
4 mL	7.8
5 mL	7.7

please help me with this part

What does acid do to marble (calcium carbonate)?
What are the generic products of a neutralization reaction?
What is the identity of the gas that forms when vinegar is added to baking powder?

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