Good afternoon. Please help with number 6 and 7 B) Dissolve an aspirin tablet in vinegar (preferably, white, but any simple vinegar will do). Depending on thestrength of your tablet, you may need different amounts of vinegar-try one teaspoon at a time with heating inbetween to increase solubility. Use the least amount of vinegar you can to dissolve the whole tablet. Cover themug with a saucer to prevent evaporation, slowly cooling to room temperature, then place in a fridge (or in acontainer with ice cubes) and cooling further.When the mug is cold, remove as many crystals that have formed as you can with a teaspoon and dry on papertowel. You can perhaps even get more out with a paper towel and scrape them off using a teaspoon.Note and take photos your observations for each step of your experiment.Questions to ask:6. What is vinegar and how does it influence the chemical reactions taking place?7 Can you write reaction eguations to explain the role of the vinegar on the component of the formulationand the aspirin or aspirin salt? - (consider acid-base reactions)Page 221°C00HUAWEI P30 liteTRIPLE CAMERA

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6. What is vinegar and how does it influence the chemical reactions taking place? 7. Can you write reaction equations to explain the role of the vinegar on the component of the formulation and the aspirin or aspirin salt?- (consider acid-base reactions)

6. What is vinegar and how does it influence the chemical reactions taking place? 7. Can you write reaction equations to explain the role of the vinegar on the component of the formulation and the aspirin or aspirin salt?- (consider acid-base reactions)

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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