Question

consider the handling and storage information from the sds. which compound should this chemical be stored with? yellow-5; an organic dye dextrose; an organic sugar naoh; an inorganic base hcl; an inorganic acid

Explanation:

To determine storage compatibility, we consider chemical properties (e.g., acid - base reactions, organic/inorganic nature, reactivity). However, since the specific chemical (the one we are storing) is not provided, we assume a common scenario. If the chemical is an acid, it should not be stored with a base (NaOH) or incompatible organics. But if we assume the chemical is a base (e.g., similar to NaOH in nature, like another inorganic base), then NaOH (an inorganic base) would be compatible as they share similar chemical properties and won't react. If the chemical was an acid, HCl would be compatible, but without the chemical's identity, we assume a base - base or acid - acid storage (compatible by type). Among the options, if we assume the chemical is a base, NaOH is the best choice for storage with a similar - type compound.

Answer:

C. NaOH; an inorganic base