Answer:
0.8393 M
Explanation:
Because acetic acid contains one acidic hydrogen, we can write the reaction as follows:
- HC₂H₃O₂ + NaOH → NaC₂H₃O₂ + H₂O
Then we use the formula C₁*V₁=C₂*V₂, in order to calculate the concentration of acetid acid in vinegar:
- C₁ * 10.00 mL = 0.5062 M * 16.58 mL
And that's it, no calculation using density is required to solve this problem.
The molecules with the lowest viscosity
is the liquid with the least complex molecular structure. The structure affects
the viscosity of the fluid because they are less compact and can flow freely.
Answer:
Idont no men sorry idont understand
Explanation:
Sorry
Answer:
The answer is, in fact, Calcium Nitrate. I even looked it up to make sure, and according to PubChem, it is Calcium Nitrate. I suggest asking your teacher what this question is trying to ask because if it says it is not Calcium Nitrate, someone got it wrong.
Explanation:
The only other name I can think of, though, is Calcium Dinitrite.