Peaction:2HCI + Ca(OH)2 2H20 + CaCl2Volume of saturated calciumInitial BuretteFinal Burette Volume of HCIhydroxide solutionVolume of 0.05M HCI0.019 L0.006 L0.015 LAnalysis1. Calculate the volume and mols of HCl required to reach the end point.

The given reaction is a neutralization reaction of strong acid HCl and strong base Ca(OH)2. To find…

Peaction: 2HCI + Ca(OH)2 2H20 + CaCl2 Initial Burette Volume of 0.05M HCI Volume of saturated calcium Final Burette Volume of HCI hydroxide solution 0.019 L 0.006 L 0.015 L Analysis Calculate the volume and mols of Hcd required to reach the end point.

Peaction: 2HCI + Ca(OH)2 2H20 + CaCl2 Initial Burette Volume of 0.05M HCI Volume of saturated calcium Final Burette Volume of HCI hydroxide solution 0.019 L 0.006 L 0.015 L Analysis Calculate the volume and mols of Hcd required to reach the end point.

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Peaction:
2HCI + Ca(OH)2 2H20 + CaCl2
Volume of saturated calcium
Initial Burette
Final Burette Volume of HCI
hydroxide solution
Volume of 0.05M HCI
0.019 L
0.006 L
0.015 L
Analysis
1. Calculate the volume and mols of HCl required to reach the end point.

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