Chemistry, asked by jacobsake217, 10 months ago

what are some possible errors in an experiment of mass percentage of acetic acid in vinegar?

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Answered by js403730

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Since you are trying to calculate the percentage of acetic acid in vinegar by weight, you need to convert the moles of acetic acid to a mass of acetic acid. You will do this by multiplying the moles of acetic acid with the molecular weight of acetic acid which is 60.0 g of acetic acid in one mole of acetic acid.

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