Kichi made a table to identify where she might find acids and bases in her house based on their common us Substance
ammonium hydroxide
sulfuric acid
citric acid
potassium hydroxide
Location
cleaning cabinet
cosmetics bag
refrigerator
flashlight
What error did Kichi make?
O Ammonium hydroxide would be found in the pantry because it is found in vinegar.
O Sulfuric acid would be found in the garage because it is used in car batteries.
O Citric acid would be found in the garage because it is used to clean rust from metal.
O Potassium hydroxide would be found in the kitchen cabinet because it is used in oven cleaner.
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