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MCQ 112: Ca + H,O, → Ca(OH)xm) + H2e. The product Ca(OH), is A. highly soluble in water B. sparingly soluble in water C. insoluble in water D. sparingly insoluble in water

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Chapter15: Additional Aqueous Equilibria

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MCQ 112: Cagy + H,Oo→ Ca(OH)2) + Hz- The product Ca(OH), is
A. highly soluble in water
B. sparingly soluble in water
C. insoluble in water
D. sparingly insoluble in water

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