If the calcium oxide were to be obtained by the heating of calcium hydroxide, how much hydroxide would be needed to obtain the 15.0 g?

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ANeme · Answer 1 · 2019-08-10T13:16:30+0000

Ca(OH)2 -------> CaO + H2O
ratio is 1 : 1
CaO Mr= 56g
15/56 = 0.268 mol (mols of CaO in 15g)
Ca(OH)2 Mr= 74g
0.268x74= 19.83g (required amount of Cash(OH)2)

If the calcium oxide were to be obtained by the heating of calcium hydroxide, how much hydroxide would be needed to obtain the 15.0 g?

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