Posted by Mallory on Saturday, March 3, 2007 at 2:35pm.
Hi! i'm kinda having trouble getting this.. Don't understand it really
from
Ca(OH)2 + 2HCl-----> CaCl2 + 2H2O
How do i calculate Ca+?
:You need much more information.
1) do you mean the concentration of Ca+ ion?
2) is there excess HCl? What is given?
ok
It was from a titration/ stoichiometry lab i did
it was between 0.05 mol/dm^3 HCl and saturated Ca(OH)2
The Ca(0H)2 volumes used were
23.39, 22.49 and 20.78
What was the volume of the HCl?
How did you "titrate". At what point did the "titration" end?
the volume of the HCL was 20cm^3
the HCL was titrated against the Ca(OH)2.. we were determining the solubilty product of Ca(OH)2.
WE did the experiment 3 times
and these were the readings for the volumes of the Ca(OH)2 used
23.39, 22.49, 20.78
Ok. You know the moles of HCl used (concentration x volume) watch units.
There fore, the balanced equation tells you how many moles of Ca(OH)2 were used, so the concentration of the Ca+ ion is that number of moles /volume of total water solution (acid solution and acid solution)
check my thinking, I am not certain of your setup and procedure.
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