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Chemistry, 14.09.2019 11:10 amiechap12

1. make a 100 ml volume of 100 mm acetic acid (hac) hac (glacial, 100%, 17.4 m, 1.05 g/ml, mw 60.05) ddh,0 ml add to 100 ml measure 250 ml beaker. add ml of ddh20 using a 100-ml graduated cylinder and transfer this volume to a ul of 100 mm hac to the water. mix with a stir bar.

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