When sodium acetate dissolves in water, the following reaction occurs.Nac2H302(s) + Heat → Na* (aq) + C2H30, (aq)This solution could be useda. in a hot pack.b. in a cold pack.C. either a hot pack or cold pack.d. neither a hot pack or cold pack.

When sodium acetate is dissolved in water, heat is absorbed from the surrounding. Hence the process…

When sodium acetate dissolves in water, the following reaction occurs. Nac2H302(s) + Heat → Na* (ag) + C2H30, (aq) This solution could be used a. in a hot pack. b. in a cold pack. c. either a hot pack or cold pack. neither a hot pack or cold pack, d.

When sodium acetate dissolves in water, the following reaction occurs. Nac2H302(s) + Heat → Na* (ag) + C2H30, (aq) This solution could be used a. in a hot pack. b. in a cold pack. c. either a hot pack or cold pack. neither a hot pack or cold pack, d.

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When sodium acetate dissolves in water, the following reaction occurs.
Nac2H302(s) + Heat → Na* (aq) + C2H30, (aq)
This solution could be used
a. in a hot pack.
b. in a cold pack.
C. either a hot pack or cold pack.
d. neither a hot pack or cold pack.

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