Posted by T on Saturday, December 1, 2012 at 4:43pm.
millimols HCl initially = M x mL = ? = mmols to more than neutralize the antacid.
mmols NaOH added to neutralize the excess HCl = M x mL = ?
mmols HCl - mmol NaOH = mmols HCl used to neutralize the anacid tab. That answers the first question.
The second is mmols HCl/1.056g = ? which gives the second answer.
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