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Chapter 9.3, Problem 2LTS
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It is necessary to determine whether sodium acetate
Concept Introduction :
The amount of hydrogen ions that one acid molecule can produce at most is one indicator of an acid's basicity. Due to its capacity to shed one proton or hydrogen atom, acetic acid is monobasic in nature.
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