Chemistry, 14.12.2021 01:40, lyn36

For EACH ingredient on your chosen label, you need to find the chemical formula for the substance, the purpose of that chemical is present in your product, and the other products/uses for that chemical. Your labels need to contain 5 or more compounds each. Tables work wonderfully for showing all of this information. (I just need someone to explain this, my teacher isn't responding and I'm doing the project myself. Can someone make a template out of this so I can understand?)

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