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vinegar used as preservative for pickles, is......... %aqueous solution of acetic acid
a.1 to 2 b.5 to 8 c. 25 to 30 d. 100

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Answered by nandurock02
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option B) 5 to 8 % of acetic acid


Answered by Sidyandex
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Vinegar utilized as additive for pickles, is 5 to 8 %aqueous arrangement of acidic corrosive.

The acidic corrosive in vinegar raises the sharpness of the vegetable to a point where no microorganisms can flourish.

Acidic corrosive, coincidentally, is flavorless and dull.

At the point when a formula calls for vinegar that is 5 percent corrosive, that implies the vinegar is 5 percent acidic corrosive.

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