Which one of the following statements is correct concerning the acetic acid in vinegar and neutralizing capacity of antacid experiments? O An antacid tablet is dissolved in H2O first then titrated with standardized NaOH solution. O One of the active ingredients in most commercial antacid tablets is Ca(OH)2. O The antacid tablet should be dissolved in an excess amount of HCI solution. O The titration flask should be rinsed with vinegar solution before titration with NaOH solution. O Starch can be used as an indicator in antacid experiment.

Which one of the following statements is correct concerning the acetic acid in vinegar and neutralizing capacity of antacid experiments? O An antacid tablet is dissolved in H2O first then titrated with standardized NaOH solution. O One of the active ingredients in most commercial antacid tablets is Ca(OH)2. O The antacid tablet should be dissolved in an excess amount of HCI solution. O The titration flask should be rinsed with vinegar solution before titration with NaOH solution. O Starch can be used as an indicator in antacid experiment.

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Which one of the following statements is correct concerning the acetic acid in vinegar and neutralizing capacity of antacid
experiments?
O An antacid tablet is dissolved in H2O first then titrated with standardized NaOH solution.
O One of the active ingredients in most commercial antacid tablets is Ca(OH)2.
O The antacid tablet should be dissolved in an excess amount of HCI solution.
The titration flask should be rinsed with vinegar solution before titration with NaOH solution.
O Starch can be used as an indicator in antacid experiment.

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