A flask containing 1.2 moles of hydrobomic acid was accidently spilled.

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A flask containing 1.2 moles of hydrobomic acid was accidently spilled.

A flask containing 1.2 moles of hydrobomic acid was accidently spilled. how many moles of calcium hydroxide would it take to completely neutralize the spilled acid?

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in hydrobromic acid, HBr, there are 1.2 moles of hydrogen. you therefore need 1.2 moles of the hydroxide to neutralize it. BUT, calcium hydroxide is Ca(OH)2 and since there are 2 mols of hydroxide for every one mol of calcium hydroxide, you only need:

0.6 mol of calcium hydroxide

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