Fun facts about acetic acid. (Doesn’t have to be chemistry related!)

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ipn [44]3 years ago

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Acetic acid is often called “glacial acetic acid”. The origin of this name can be attributed to acetic acid's high freezing point. Acetic acid freezes into a solid at a temperature very close to room temperature: 16.5 ºC, or 62 ºF. When it freezes, it kind of looks like ice; because of the word “glacial”.

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