How is it to absorb acetic acid with NaOH? !

2018-10-25View Original

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Acetic acid and NaOH will form a buffer, right? How effective is it?

Reply #22018-10-26

The product is CH3COONa, which is a salt of a strong base and a weak acid; it exhibits basic properties due to hydrolysis. It mainly depends on the acid and alkali resistance of your equipment

Reply #32018-10-26

Will it reduce the effectiveness of NaOH?

Reply #42018-10-26

Explain what your acetic acid is used for, and what happens after it is absorbed by sodium hydroxide? After absorbing acetic acid, the alkalinity of sodium hydroxide decreases, and a buffer cannot be formed until all of the base has reacted

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