Can you help me solve question 3? “The manufacturer of vinegar…” 3. The manufacturer of the vinegar used in this experiment claims that the vinegar contains 5% acetic acid by weight. Using your results, molarity of vinegar, and 1.0 g/ml for a density of vinegar, calculate the % acetic acid by weight. Can you tell if the manufacturer's claims are reasonable? **Data**- **Molarity of the NaOH solution, M:** 0.250 M- **Initial buret reading, mL:** - 2.10 mL - 0.00 mL - 6.0 mL- **Final buret reading, mL:** - 38.60 mL - 34.30 mL - 40.4 mL- **Volume of NaOH solution, mL:** - 36.50 mL - 34.30 mL - 34.4 mL- **Volume of CH₃COOH, mL:** 10.00 mL- **Concentration of CH₃COOH, M:** - 0.9135 - 0.8575 - 0.8600- **Mean concentration of CH₃COOH, M:** 0.8777**Calculation**\[\frac{m_1V_1}{n_1} = \frac{m_2V_2}{n_2}\]- **Molarity (mol/L):** Number of moles (mol) = Molarity × Volume - 0.009125 = 0.25 × 0.0365 - Conversion factor used: \( \frac{x 10}{1} \)Example calculations:- \( 0.085 = 0.25 \times 0.0344 \)- \( 0.86 = \frac{0.0086}{0.010} \)The calculations were done to find the molarity of the acetic acid solution in different trials, and the mean concentration was calculated as 0.8777 M.

The calculated mean concentration of acetic acid, CH3COOH = 0.877 M or 0.877 mol/L This means that 0.877 moles of acetic acid, CH3COOH is present in 1 L of the vinegar solution. The required conversion factor is: 1 L vinegar = 0.877 mol cetic acid, CH3COOHMolar mass of acetic acid, CH3COOH = 60.052 g/mol The required conversion factor is: 1 mol CH3COOH = 60.052 g => mass of CH3COOH present in 1 L vinegar = 0.877 mol CH3COOH1 L vinegarx60.052 g1 mol CH3COOH= 52.6656 g CH3COOHL vinegar 1 L vinegar = 1000 mL vinegar density of vinegar = 1.0 g/mL => mass of 1 L vinegar solution = 1 L vinegar x 1000 mL1 Lx1.00 g1 mL= 1000 g vinegar% w/w CH3COOH= mass of solute,CH3COOH(g)mass of solution, vinegar(g)x100= 52.6656 g1000 gx100= 5.26656 or 5.27% % acetic acid by weight = 5.27 % (Answer) The manufactures claim = 5%, which is very close to 5.27%. Hence the manufacturer's claim is reasonable. (Answer)