A 0.311 g of antacid was neutralized with 50.0 mL of 0.102 M HCI. Calculate the neutralizing capacity of antacid? a. 0.00255 mol HCl/g antacid b. 0.00328 mol HCl/g antacid c. 6.55 mol HCl/g antacid d. 16.4 mol HCl/g antacid e. 0.0164 mol HCl/g antacid

A 0.311 g of antacid was neutralized with 50.0 mL of 0.102 M HCI. Calculate the neutralizing capacity of antacid? a. 0.00255 mol HCl/g antacid b. 0.00328 mol HCl/g antacid c. 6.55 mol HCl/g antacid d. 16.4 mol HCl/g antacid e. 0.0164 mol HCl/g antacid

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