why we took 50% KOH to absorbe CO2 in combustion analysis?
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KOH is a very strong base (alkali) and CO2 is an acidic oxide. So, the two will readily react to form salt and water.
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KOH is a very strong base (alkali) and CO2 is an acidic oxide. So, the two will readily react to form salt and water.
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