Chemistry, asked by Gautammehta4687, 10 months ago

50 litres of water containing ca(HCo3)2,whe converted into soft water required 22.5g of calcium hydroxide .calculate the amount of ca(HCo3)2 per litres of hand water?

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Answered by VenkatSwaraj
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Answer:

0.49g

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Explanation:

Ca(HCO3)2+2Ca(OH)2→2CaCO3+Ca(OH)2⏐↓+2H2O

162g of Ca(HCO3)2 requires 148g ofCa(OH)2

xg                                          22.5g

x=\frac{22.5*162}{148}

x=24.62g

24.62g present in 50l of water

amount present in 1lof water is 24.62/50=0.49g

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