Chemistry, asked by namrata3016, 6 months ago

why vinegar is organic acid

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❥Vinegar is an organic compound which consists of water, other "impurities" which impart a variety of flavors, and acetic acid. Acetic acid is an organicmolecule because it can be derived from, in the strictest sense of the definition, from other living organisms.

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