tural SciencesChemistry And Polymer Science / Chemie - Chemistry-144/ Praktika | Practicalses 3 VerslagSodium Hydroxide was added to the wine samplebefore distillation in the experiment in order toNatriumhidroksied was by die wyn monstergevoeg voor distillasie in die eksperiment omal die asynsuur te reageer wat moontlikteenwoordig kon wees in die oplossing. Voltordie gebalanseerde chemiese vergelyking virhierdie reaksie deur die korrekte prentjie te trena die posisie waar dit hoort in die vergelykingreact with any acetic acid that might have beenpresent in solution. Complete the balancedchemical equation for this reaction by dfaggingthe correct picture to where it should be placed inthe equation.C2H+ NaOH (aq) -C2H|02Na (aq) + H20 (1)1.4aq6.S2.

The given reaction is the reaction of acetic acid with sodium hydroxide resulting in the formation…

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C2H + NaOH (aq) → C2H |02Na (aq) + H20 (1)