PRE-LAB EXERCISE Name Experiment 8: Determining the Ksp of Calcium Hydroxide Read through the experiment and answer the following questions: 1. Write out the chemical equilibrium that you will be studying in todays experiment. (be) _HO7 + (be) PƆ - (s) (HO 2. Write out the Ksp expression for Ca(OH),- 3. Briefly explain how will you find the [OH ] in your saturated solution of Ca(OH),? How will you find [Ca*]? PLEASE SIGN QUT

PRE-LAB EXERCISE Name Experiment 8: Determining the Ksp of Calcium Hydroxide Read through the experiment and answer the following questions: 1. Write out the chemical equilibrium that you will be studying in todays experiment. (be) _HO7 + (be) PƆ - (s) (HO 2. Write out the Ksp expression for Ca(OH),- 3. Briefly explain how will you find the [OH ] in your saturated solution of Ca(OH),? How will you find [Ca*]? PLEASE SIGN QUT

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Chapter14: Acids And Bases

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