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1. Materials Gathering: Start by gathering your materials. You'll need vinegar, baking soda, a container (preferably a large bowl or beaker), a smaller container to catch the carbon dioxide gas, and a candle. 2. Setting Up: Place your candle on a safe, non-flammable surface and light it. 3. Mixing the Ingredients: Pour the vinegar into the larger container. Slowly add the baking soda, being careful to control the fizzing reaction. 4. Observing the Reaction: Note the fizzy reaction between the vinegar and baking soda. This fizz is a result of carbon dioxide being produced. 5. Capturing the CO2: As the reaction is taking place, carefully position the smaller container above the larger one to capture the carbon dioxide gas. Remember, CO2 is heavier than air, so it will sink down into your smaller container. 6. Extinguishing the Flame: Once you feel you've collected enough CO2, slowly pour the gas over the lit candle. You won't see the gas itself, but you'll see the effect it has as the flame is smothered and the candle goes out. 7. Understanding the Process: The fire goes out because the carbon dioxide displaces the oxygen around the candle. Without oxygen, the fire can't sustain the chemical reaction it needs to keep burning. #LifeHack #lifehacks #andrelifehack #andreiemelianov

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