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I was expecting something of at least the organic chem level :|

Do your own damn homework unless it's organic and above - I can understand how difficult orgo can be because I (barely) survived it.
 
according to the % acidity on the bottle of vinegar in the lab (40%), what should the molar concentration of the vinegar be?remember that molar concentration is moles/L. in item b above you determined how many moles of acetic acid should be in 10 mL of vinegar (15.0125 moles).

any ideas here guys?
 
This is pretty elementary stoichiometry. Better start studying for chemistry if you can't even answer these simple questions for your homework.
 
Originally posted by: Heen05
i cant find it though....there is nothing related to vinegar thats relevant i can find on google lol.

... Some people's stupidity astounds me. The problem already tells that you that the vinegar is 40% acid. You have the moles of acetic acid and the volume of the vinegar. It should be fairly obvious after this.
 
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