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Not so much a chemical equation, but really a mix of ingredients - a recipe really. They often consist of mildly abrasive powders, a detergent, and an antiseptic, a bleach/whitener, along with flavoring. Shamefully, some toothpastes featured sugar sweetening too (!!!!)

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The chemical equation for elephant toothpaste, a foamy chemical reaction that involves hydrogen peroxide and a catalyst like potassium iodide, is typically represented as:

2 H2O2 (hydrogen peroxide) → 2 H2O (water) + O2 (oxygen gas) + heat

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I Don't Know :) But What I Do Know Is That Toothpaste Reacts With Your Mouth (not chemically) To Rebuild Enamel (maybe chemically) And Control bacteria (biologically and chemically) :)

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Toothpaste is a mixture of different substances, you mean what they put in almost all brands of toothpaste? fluoride?

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Toothpaste is a mixture and its composition varies depeding on the brand. Because of this, it does not have a chemical formula.

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2H2O2 -> 2H2O + O2 It is a very good expirement.

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Toothpastes are mixtures; they have not a chemical reaction.

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