I am often found in solutions, but when mixed, I can create a reaction that bubbles or burns. What am I?
Category: Science · Difficulty: expert
Hint: Consider substances that can cause reactions with metals.
Answer
A chemical
Explanation
Acids react with bases and metals, often producing bubbles of gas or heat in the process.
This is a expert science riddle — one of the harder riddles here. The answer is A chemical.
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