Neutralization capacity of commercial antacid tablet A Read aloudV DrawInidal volume of NaOH (mL)Volume of NaOH (mL) usedC. Determination of Neutrallzatlon Capacity of an Antacld TabletWeight of one whole antacid tablet =2.3.Weight of erushed antacidVolume of standard HCl added (mL)Final volume of standard NaOH (mL).Initial volume of standard NaOH (mL)Volume of standard NaOH (mL) usedQUESTIONS1.Acid is always added to water, and never the reverse. Why?2.Write a balanced chemical cquation for the renetion of the antacid with HCI if the antacidWrite a balanced chemical equation for the reaction if the antacid contains carbonate ion.3.UITM Shah Afam

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Neutralization capacity of commercial antacid tablet

A Read aloud
V Draw
Inidal volume of NaOH (mL)
Volume of NaOH (mL) used
C. Determination of Neutrallzatlon Capacity of an Antacld Tablet
Weight of one whole antacid tablet =
2.
3.
Weight of erushed antacid
Volume of standard HCl added (mL)
Final volume of standard NaOH (mL).
Initial volume of standard NaOH (mL)
Volume of standard NaOH (mL) used
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1.
Acid is always added to water, and never the reverse. Why?
2.
Write a balanced chemical cquation for the renetion of the antacid with HCI if the antacid
Write a balanced chemical equation for the reaction if the antacid contains carbonate ion.
3.
UITM Shah Afam

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