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acetic acid Wines contain several types of acid, but acetic is the bad one: it suggests vinegar and is sometimes referred to as volatile acidity. If present at more than minimal levels, it makes a wine unpleasant.
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acetic acid A volatile, colorless, pungent liquid acid (C2H402) that is the chief acid of white vinegar (5% acetic, pH 3) and is used in the synthesis of acetate fiber. Many acid spotters are comprised of 5% - 7% acetic acid.
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acetic acid (Apple Cider Vinegar) - Vinegar has been used for over 10,000 years as a preservative, cleaning agent, beauty agent and as medicine. It helps to maintain healthy skin and hair by restoring a healthy pH level. It soothes sunburn, cleanses and disinfects wounds, helps to heal bruises, helps with itchy scalp, dandruff and hair loss and soothes aches and pains. ...
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acetic acid A colorless, corrosive organic acid with a pungent odor. Widely used as an intermediate in the production of other chemicals. Also known as ethanoic acid or vinegar.
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acetic acid test A test for albumin in urine. Adding a few drops of acetic acid to urine that has been boiled causes a white precipitate if albumin is present.
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