C8H2O7, commonly referred to as Pyrotartaric acid or Acid pyro-tartrate, also known as Dehydracetic acid in English, is an organic chemical compound.
The atomic mass of C8H2O7 consists of: 8 carbon atoms, 2 hydrogen atoms, and 7 oxygen atoms. The atomic weight of C8H2O7 is 178.08 g/mol.
The molecular structure of C8H2O7 includes 2 carboxyl groups (-COOH) and 1 keto group (-C=O).
C8H2O7 is a solid, beige substance, odorless.
Within the range of high school chemistry knowledge, we do not have data on the chemical properties of C8H2O7 as well as the chemical reactions it participates in.
The synthesis of C8H2O7 can be carried out in the laboratory and industry, but this process has not been mentioned in the high school chemistry curriculum.
Note: Information about C8H2O7 is quite scarce, mostly related to sophisticated chemical research and advanced than the high school level. Therefore, consider the above information as advanced knowledge, which may not be necessary for high school students.