Taylor is so excited that Chemistry is almost over, he performs a celebratory dance while carrying 150mL of 0.45M solution of hydrochloric acid. Unfortunately, Jacob, carrying 95.0mL of 0.28M solution of calcium hydroxide, is also performing a dance of joy, since he loves chemistry so much, and is just happy to be performing one more titration. Disaster strikes when Taylor and Jacob collide and spill the entire contents of both flasks on the floor. Determine the pH of the solution that results from mixing the acid and base.

Taylor is so excited that Chemistry is almost over, he performs a celebratory dance while carrying 150mL of 0.45M solution of hydrochloric acid. Unfortunately, Jacob, carrying 95.0mL of 0.28M solution of calcium hydroxide, is also performing a dance of joy, since he loves chemistry so much, and is just happy to be performing one more titration. Disaster strikes when Taylor and Jacob collide and spill the entire contents of both flasks on the floor. Determine the pH of the solution that results from mixing the acid and base.

Chemistry: Principles and Reactions

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Chapter15: Complex Ion And Precipitation Equilibria

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