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The answer to this question is based on the chemical equation describing the reaction of water and hydrogen peroxide, which is essentially the same as the chemical equation describing the reaction of water and oxygen: In the presence of an acid catalyst €”for example, a few drops of vinegar or lemon juice—the reaction between water and hydrogen peroxide can be dramatically accelerated by this so-called chemical reaction, which is not a chemical reaction at all but only a physical process, which some chemists like to call a mechanical chemical reaction The hydrogen peroxide and water are first mixed together in the presence of a little acid, and the mixture is then vigorously shaken or whipped up As the chemical equation above indicates, the vigorous shaking or whipping of the mixture generates a lot of heat, which serves to accelerate the decomposition of both the hydrogen peroxide and the water In the case of the hydrogen peroxide, the decomposition process generates oxygen gas (O2) and hydrogen peroxid