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The chemical name of vinegar is:

  1. A
    Sodium nitrate
  2. B
    Dilute acetic acid
  3. C
    Chloride of lime
  4. D
    Calcium

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Vinegar is essentially an aqueous solution containing roughly acetic acid () by volume. Thus, chemically, it is defined as dilute acetic acid, produced via the fermentation of ethanol by acetic acid bacteria.

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The chemical name of vinegar is:
A
Sodium nitrate
B
Dilute acetic acid
C
Chloride of lime
D
Calcium

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