Chemistry, 24.07.2021 07:30, ayoismeisjjjjuan

Is your experimentally calculated value of percent of HC H:02 is high or low compare to the percent of acetic acid value listed on the label of your vinegar sample bottle? Explain, why
do you have a different calculated percent concentration?

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