Look up the active ingredient in baking soda. Write a molecular and net ionic equation when that active ingredient is mixed with
acetic acid. Take note of what blanks have charges to know where to input each chemical. (In the equation input subscripted values as normal text. i.e. water would be H2O)
The general equation for showing one nonmetal replacing another nonmetal in a compound would be BA + C = BC + A. This is an example of a single-replacement reaction where one of the reactant replaces one atom in a compound producing another substance having different properties.