7. Why is a sodium hydroxide "trap" used in this experiment? Explain your reasoning. SOME INFO The resulting
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Step 1: A sodium hydroxide "trap" is used in this experiment to absorb any carbon dioxide that may be present in the air or in the gas being collected. Show more…
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