Trial 1 Trial 2 12. Molarity of hydrochloric acid, M: 0.02M 0.02M I. 13. Initial buret reading before HCI addition, ml: OmL OmL 14. Final buret reading after HCl addition, ml: 31.5mL 30.2mL 15. Volume of hydrochloric acid used, ml: 31.5mL 30.2mL 16. [OH]in saturated Ca(OH)2 solution, M: 17. Calculated solubility product from titration: 18. Average value of solubility product from titration: 19. Literature value for solubility product of calcium hydroxide: 5.5x10-6

Trial 1 Trial 2 12. Molarity of hydrochloric acid, M: 0.02M 0.02M I. 13. Initial buret reading before HCI addition, ml: OmL OmL 14. Final buret reading after HCl addition, ml: 31.5mL 30.2mL 15. Volume of hydrochloric acid used, ml: 31.5mL 30.2mL 16. [OH]in saturated Ca(OH)2 solution, M: 17. Calculated solubility product from titration: 18. Average value of solubility product from titration: 19. Literature value for solubility product of calcium hydroxide: 5.5x10-6

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