2. For his second experiment, Samuel uses vinegar instead of acetic acid powder. He sets up three experimental trials with different reaction conditions. He records allhis data in the table below for the three trials.TrialMass of Baking Soda (g)Temperature (°C)Volume of Vinegar (mL)Reaction time to completion (s)110.025.060.04110.040.060.023310.055.060.012c) Why does Samuel achieve a reaction in each of these trials, but he saw no reaction when he mixed powders of pure acetic acidand pure baking soda?BIUE E EΣAa2048tvMacBook AirF10F4FSF1F2&@238234ERYUQWGHJKASDVBNMсcommandoptionFoncommand.. .-N

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2. For his second experiment, Samuel uses vinegar instead of acetic acid powder. He sets up three experimental trials with different reaction conditions. He records all his data in the table below for the three trials. Mass of Baking Soda (g) Temperature ("C) Volume of Vinegar (mL) Reaction time to completion (s) Trial 10.0 25.0 60.0 41 40.0 60.0 23 10.0 55.0 60.0 12 10.0 c) Why does Samuel achieve a reaction in each of these trials, but he saw no reaction when he mixed powders of pure acetic acid and pure baking soda? BIUE E m 1. 2.

2. For his second experiment, Samuel uses vinegar instead of acetic acid powder. He sets up three experimental trials with different reaction conditions. He records all his data in the table below for the three trials. Mass of Baking Soda (g) Temperature ("C) Volume of Vinegar (mL) Reaction time to completion (s) Trial 10.0 25.0 60.0 41 40.0 60.0 23 10.0 55.0 60.0 12 10.0 c) Why does Samuel achieve a reaction in each of these trials, but he saw no reaction when he mixed powders of pure acetic acid and pure baking soda? BIUE E m 1. 2.

Chemistry

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ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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