How would you answer this question? 3. In this procedure, solid calcium hydroxide was dissolved in pure water until the solution was saturatedand then the resulting solution was filtered to remove any undissolved Ca(OH)2 (s). The filtratecontaining Ca²+ (aq) and OH(aq) was then titrated with HCI in order to determine the [OH-].Explain what would have happened if the titration were conducted while solid Ca(OH)2 were still present.Discuss changes in the mass of Ca(OH)2 (s) and justify your response in terms of Qsp and the Le Chatelierprinciple.Predict what would happen to the solubility of Ca(OH)2 (s) in a saturated solution if you added HCI to the flask.

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3. In this procedure, solid calcium hydroxide was dissolved in pure water until the solution was saturated and then the resulting solution was filtered to remove any undissolved Ca(OH)2 (s). The filtrate containing Ca²+ (aq) and OH- was then titrated with HCI in order to determine the [OH-]. (aq) Explain what would have happened if the titration were conducted while solid Ca(OH)2 were still present. Discuss changes in the mass of Ca(OH)2 (s) and justify your response in terms of Qsp and the Le Chatelier principle. Predict what would happen to the solubility of Ca(OH)2 (s) in a saturated solution if you added HCl to the flask.

3. In this procedure, solid calcium hydroxide was dissolved in pure water until the solution was saturated and then the resulting solution was filtered to remove any undissolved Ca(OH)2 (s). The filtrate containing Ca²+ (aq) and OH- was then titrated with HCI in order to determine the [OH-]. (aq) Explain what would have happened if the titration were conducted while solid Ca(OH)2 were still present. Discuss changes in the mass of Ca(OH)2 (s) and justify your response in terms of Qsp and the Le Chatelier principle. Predict what would happen to the solubility of Ca(OH)2 (s) in a saturated solution if you added HCl to the flask.

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