Assertion: baking powder's monocalcium phosphate | /r/HasProperty | another acid
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text: Baking powder is a dry mixture that typically contains corn starch (as a filler and to keep the ingredients dry), sodium bicarbonate (a base, also known as 'baking soda'), sodium aluminum sulfate (an acid), and monocalcium phosphate (another acid).
text: When baking powder dissolves in the liquid ingredients in your recipe, the sodium bicarbonate (the basic component) can react with the sodium aluminum sulfate and monocalcium phosphate (the acidic components).
text: Baking powder is a dry mixture that typically contains corn starch (as a filler and to keep the ingredients dry), sodium bicarbonate (a base, also known as baking soda), sodium aluminum sulfate (an acid), and monocalcium phosphate (another acid).
text: Baking powder is typically a mixture of corn starch (which helps keep ingredients dry), sodium bicarbonate (a base, also known as baking soda), sodium aluminum sulfate (an acid) and monocalcium phosphate (another acid).