Jesse Pinkman has a sample of 7.15 g apple vinegar. He conducted an acid-base titration on this sample. The titrant was 0.3538 M NaOH, and it took 28.61 ml of the solution to reach the end point. How manygrams of acetic acid are in the sample?Jesse Pinkman wrote the following unbalanced equation: (Dr. White double checked, and the reaction is correct)NaOH + CH3CO₂H-NaCH3CO₂H₂O

Pinkman has a sample of 7.15 g apple vinegar. He conducted an acid-base titration on this sample. The strant was 0.3638 M NaOH, an ms of acetic acid are in the sample? Pinkman wrote the following unbalanced equation: (Dr. White double checked, and the reaction is correct) NaOH+CHyCO₂H-NaCH₂CO₂ H₂O

Pinkman has a sample of 7.15 g apple vinegar. He conducted an acid-base titration on this sample. The strant was 0.3638 M NaOH, an ms of acetic acid are in the sample? Pinkman wrote the following unbalanced equation: (Dr. White double checked, and the reaction is correct) NaOH+CHyCO₂H-NaCH₂CO₂ H₂O

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