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What is the molarity of vinegar?

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Typically, vinegar is a 5% solution. If 1.0 liter is 1000g (this is only a somewhat close approximation), then 50. g is vinegar and 950 g is water. 50.g divided by 60.06g/mol = 0.8325 mol. Molarity = 0.8325mol/0.950L = 0.87M.

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60.05 g/mol

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