Help me translate into simplified Chinese and translate it into simplified Chinese

Upstairs, what people asked was to convert to simplified Chinese.

Some characters have been simplified to the point that even those who only know traditional Chinese cannot read them. For example, the health word "sanitation" is written in a simplified way is "wei", and the word "listening" is written in a simplified way in which it is written. The first time I saw these simplified words, I couldn't guess what they were.

For people who only know traditional Chinese characters, it is easy to confuse simplified characters with similar glyphs. For example, yes, Deng, difficult; Look, these four traditional Chinese characters are not like each other at all, and I can distinguish them very clearly at a glance. But to the left of the simplified word is the word again.

I had to look at them for a long time to know what they were. In other words, I had a hard time reading simplified words.

To sum up, many simplified characters lack radicals and few strokes, so they lose their original meanings, so for a person who only understands traditional characters, simplified characters are a symbol that replaces traditional characters, and they have no meaning, so they are not real Chinese characters.

Most people in Chinese mainland will be disgusted when they read this, because my statement is against their commonly used Chinese calligraphy. They will say, "Traditional Chinese characters are cumbersome and difficult to remember, and writing simplified characters is faster than traditional Chinese characters, which is a kind of progress in society." 〃

For their previous sentence, "Traditional Chinese characters are troublesome and difficult to remember", I think it's really strange, although Chinese is not my native language, but I don't have this idea or feeling. Before I arrived in Chinese mainland, I had been learning Chinese for thirteen years, but after arriving in Chinese mainland, I was really surprised to hear people say that. Later I figured this out.

In fact, the reason is simple: most people in Chinese mainland have never learned how to write traditional characters, and of course they find it troublesome, difficult to remember, and too complicated.

The New Year is celebrated, and the festival is called Changchun.

Some people say that I don't always look good at writing, don't mind.

Some of the characters are not simplified because they are too biased, and the brackets do not find a simplified version, but theoretically, their radicals and radicals can be simplified.

I have been learning traditional Chinese since junior high school and am still a learner. Let's make progress together and carry forward the traditional Chinese culture together.

Who will be full and have nothing to translate this?

Sodium bicarbonate (chemical formula: NaHCO3), commonly known as baking soda, is a small white crystal with less solubility in water than baking soda. Above 50, it begins to gradually decompose to produce sodium carbonate, carbon dioxide, and water, and completely decomposes at 270.

Sodium bicarbonate is an acid salt formed by the neutralization of strong alkali and weak acid, so it is weakly alkaline when dissolved in water.

When baking soda is added to an acid (such as acetic acid), a chemical reaction occurs to produce carbon dioxide, and the chemical reaction formula is as follows: ch3cooh nahco3 ch3coona co2 h2o

On the other hand, baking soda produces carbon dioxide by adding a bucket heat, so it is often used as a leavening agent in the food production process, and its chemical reaction formula is as follows: 2NaHCO3 NA2CO3 + H2O + CO2

That is, the reaction between vinegar and baking soda produces carbon dioxide, which pushes out the foam produced in the bottle and flows down the wall of the bottle, like a volcanic eruption.

Translated into simplified Chinese, please.

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