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Chemistry, 05.06.2021 01:00 meichea

Based on your answer in part F, what must happen to the sodium acetate for it to dissolve in the water again? Safely test your method using only those materials available in the equipment list. Does the sodium acetate dissolve again with your chosen method? please help me immediately

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