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Supersaturated Sodium Acetate Solution (Fast Crystalization)
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Sodium Citrate was heated to melting, and a small amount of water was added. Solution remains in liquid form until perturbed. A small crystal can be added to begin reaction, or in this case, simpling removing the stopper off of the flask! The reaction is exothermic.
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| cool ( 6 months ago by nick16237) |
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| what is sodium ... ( 6 months ago by hellboy20010) |
| what is sodium acetate and whaere do u get it |
| u mix vinegar and ... ( 2 weeks ago by makkaubelo) |
| u mix vinegar and baking soda together and crystalize it to make sodium acetate |
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