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vinegar has acetic acid - CH3COOH baking soda - NaHCO3 The reaction between the two amounts to CH 3 COOH + NaHCO 3 -> H 2 O + NaOCOCH 3 + CO 2
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Write down the chemical formulas for baking soda and for vinegar. Then write down the chemical formulas for water and carbon dioxide. Since no atoms are being created or distroyed in the reaction, whatever atoms were added to the bottle with the flame, must still be there.
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The properties of vinegar responsible for its sour taste, cleaning and antiseptic attributes are given along with the chemical formula for vinegar. ... The chemical formula for vinegar.
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What is the chemical formula for vinegar? not sure of exact formula for vinegar but i know it contains acetic acid and the formula for that is CH3COOH my feeble answer could... ... not sure of exact formula for vinegar but i know it contains acetic acid and the formula for that is CH3COOH; ... Chemical elements...
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As far as chemical reactions are concerned, vinegar is a dilute solution of acetic acid, so it has the same chemical formula as acetic acid. ;
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Search for Species Data by Chemical Formula ... Chemical Formula Search Help ... Chemical Formula Search Specification...
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For our science projects we have to give the chemical formula for the reaction we are making. After you heat the milk you add vinegar and it forms curd which when filtered and dried makes a natural plastic. We can't find the formula and our teacher suggested we try you!
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Given the stucture for lactose and acetic acid (vinegar) and what I know of organic chemistry, I can't find a way the two would react to form a plastic. So, my conclusion is that the vinegar is reacting with the protiens.
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