Asked by jim
Calculate the number of moles of Ca(OH)2
(aq) needed to react completely with 125 mL of 6.00
M HCl(aq).
It doesnt give any stoichometric coefficients so how are you meant to do this?
(aq) needed to react completely with 125 mL of 6.00
M HCl(aq).
It doesnt give any stoichometric coefficients so how are you meant to do this?
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
Using the titration equation:
moles Ca(OH)2 * Normality Ca(OH2)=molesHCl*normalityHCL
moles Ca(OH)2 * 2N=.124L*6moles/liter * 1N
molescalciumhydroxide=1/2 * .124 * 6
moles Ca(OH)2 * Normality Ca(OH2)=molesHCl*normalityHCL
moles Ca(OH)2 * 2N=.124L*6moles/liter * 1N
molescalciumhydroxide=1/2 * .124 * 6
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