Could the Baking soda and citric vinegar be used inside a cold pack. Would it react

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vichka [17]2 years ago

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The baking soda and citric acid mixture is common in commercial cold packs. However, once the reaction is complete, the cold pack is done. Another non-toxic chemical that can be used to generate a cold reaction is sodium acetate. ... Dissolving the crystals in water, on the other hand, is an endothermic (cold) reaction.

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