Given:Trial 125.000.0010.4010.40Trial 225.010.4020.139.73Volume of Ca(OH)2 (mL)Initial burette reading (mL)Final burette reading (mL)Volume of HCl used in titration (mL)answer in 3 significant figures.Trial 325.020.1330.29(a) write the neutralization reactioninvolved in the experiment.(b) Calculate the molarity of Ca2+(M). Show the complete solution.10.16

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Given: Volume of Ca(OH)2 (mL) Initial burette reading (mL) Final burette reading (mL) Volume of HCl used in titration (mL) Trial 1 25.00 0.00 10.40 10.40 Trial 2 25.0 10.40 20.13 9.73 answer in 3 significant figures. Trial 3 25.0 20.13 30.29 (a) write the neutralization reaction involved in the experiment. (b) Calculate the molarity of Ca2+ (M). Show the complete solution. 10.16

Given: Volume of Ca(OH)2 (mL) Initial burette reading (mL) Final burette reading (mL) Volume of HCl used in titration (mL) Trial 1 25.00 0.00 10.40 10.40 Trial 2 25.0 10.40 20.13 9.73 answer in 3 significant figures. Trial 3 25.0 20.13 30.29 (a) write the neutralization reaction involved in the experiment. (b) Calculate the molarity of Ca2+ (M). Show the complete solution. 10.16

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Given:
Trial 1
25.00
0.00
10.40
10.40
Trial 2
25.0
10.40
20.13
9.73
Volume of Ca(OH)2 (mL)
Initial burette reading (mL)
Final burette reading (mL)
Volume of HCl used in titration (mL)
answer in 3 significant figures.
Trial 3
25.0
20.13
30.29
(a) write the neutralization reaction
involved in the experiment.
(b) Calculate the molarity of Ca2+
(M). Show the complete solution.
10.16

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