Effect on Volume of HCl used if Solid Ca(OH)2 (s) Impurities Present because Improperly Filtered (explained using Le Chatelier's Principle) stress because neutralized by 0.0400 M added HCI shift result • presence of Ca(OH)2 (s) impurity allows an reaction to occur • as OH- (ag) ions in Ca(OH)2 (aq) solution are neutralized, equilibrim shifts to • more OH- (aq) ions are released from .... .Ca(OH)2 impurity, :: additional .is added to neutralize the extra OH- (aq) ions • Ca(OH)2 (s) impurity continues to release OH- (ag) ions until all solid Ca(OH)2 has • . the volume of HCI (aq) used to neutralize the solution is artificially and calculated K, of Ca(OH)2 is artificially (4 Kap Ca(OH)2 = * [Ca(OH)2 (aq)] determined is artificially

Effect on Volume of HCl used if Solid Ca(OH)2 (s) Impurities Present because Improperly Filtered (explained using Le Chatelier's Principle) stress because neutralized by 0.0400 M added HCI shift result • presence of Ca(OH)2 (s) impurity allows an reaction to occur • as OH- (ag) ions in Ca(OH)2 (aq) solution are neutralized, equilibrim shifts to • more OH- (aq) ions are released from .... .Ca(OH)2 impurity, :: additional .is added to neutralize the extra OH- (aq) ions • Ca(OH)2 (s) impurity continues to release OH- (ag) ions until all solid Ca(OH)2 has • . the volume of HCI (aq) used to neutralize the solution is artificially and calculated K, of Ca(OH)2 is artificially (4 Kap Ca(OH)2 = * [Ca(OH)2 (aq)] determined is artificially

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