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1. Only 0.16 g of Ca(OH), dissolved in 100. mL of water at 25°C. What is the Kip for calcium hydroxide at this temperature?

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Given mass of CaCOH) = 0.10 g Molar mass of CacoH) 2 74.093 glmole : Number of mores of CacoH) = Given muss 2 xolar mass = 0.

cacoHo dissociates into CacoH), a Cat2 +204- t=0 0.021 molL O o O 0.021 2x0.021 mol/L MOL O 0.021 0.042 mol/L MollL Again cal

cacoHo dissociates into CacoH), a Cat2 +204- t=0 0.021 molL O o O 0.021 2x0.021 mol/L MOL O 0.021 0.042 mol/L MollL Again cal

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