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Complete and balance the following neutralization reaction, and estimate the likely pH of the neutralization point. (3 pts) Ca(OH)2 + HNO3 →
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Complete and balance the following neutralization reaction, and estimate the

likely pH of the neutralization point. (3 pts)
Ca(OH)2 + HNO3 →

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we have a base-Ca(OH)2 and an acid - HNO3

→Their chemical reaction gives us water and salt Ca(NO3)+ H20 (neutralisation reaction)

the pH is expected to be acidic ... since nitric acid is a strong acid and calcium hydroxide is a weak base .

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