Assertion: baking powder's sodium bicarbonate | /r/HasProperty | base
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text: It is made by mixing sodium bicarbonate (baking soda), which is a base, and an acid.
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 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: Sodium bicarbonate is a base that reacts when it comes into contact with acids, like buttermilk, yogurt or vinegar.
text: When the sodium bicarbonate, a base, comes in contact with an acid like yogurt, a chemical reaction occurs that produces carbon dioxide.
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).
text: Sodium bicarbonate is a base (alkaline) that's activated when it comes in contact with an acid, such as buttermilk, yogurt, brown sugar or vinegar (usually the acid is part of your recipe).