When mixing electrolyte for a lead-acid storage battery, what cautionary measure must be taken?
• Chemical reaction between sulfuric acid and water when mixing electrolyte • Standard safety rule for diluting acids in a lab or engineering setting • Risks of splattering and excessive heat during mixing
• Think about which liquid (acid or water) generates more heat when added to the other and how to control that heat safely. • Which procedure minimizes the chance of acid splashing back toward your face and hands? • In basic chemistry, what is the universal rule whenever you must combine concentrated acid and water?
• Recall the standard lab safety phrase about mixing acid and water; verify the correct order of pouring. • Consider which option would be most likely to cause violent reaction or splattering if done incorrectly. • Eliminate any answers that mention container types or stirring that are not part of the well-known acid–water safety rule.
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