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The volume of acetic acid in a sample of 500mL of vinegar is determined to be 1mL. What is the v/v percentage of the vinegar?

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Stacey

  1. What's the density of acetic acid?
    mass = 1 mL x density (in g/mL)
    That's the mass in 500 mL? 1/5 of that is the mass in 100 mL.

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  2. 4.56

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