In an experiment of determination the neutralizing capacity of an antacid (Maloox) ,5 ml of antacid was taken then 25ml of 0.5M HCl was added to this antacid. After 15 min bromophenol blue indicator was added and titration with 0.5M NaOH was done till green color appears. If the end point was 13ml * calculate the neutralizing capacity of Maalox (antacid), knowing that reaction is 1:1 Select one: O a. 13 mmol O b. 6 mmol O c. 7.5 mmol O d. 3 mmol

In an experiment of determination the neutralizing capacity of an antacid (Maloox) ,5 ml of antacid was taken then 25ml of 0.5M HCl was added to this antacid. After 15 min bromophenol blue indicator was added and titration with 0.5M NaOH was done till green color appears. If the end point was 13ml * calculate the neutralizing capacity of Maalox (antacid), knowing that reaction is 1:1 Select one: O a. 13 mmol O b. 6 mmol O c. 7.5 mmol O d. 3 mmol

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