Answer to Question #107485 in Inorganic Chemistry for Pugh

Inorganic Chemistry

Question #107485

Aqueous calcium hydroxide reacts with gaseous sulfur trioxide, producing a precipitate of calcium sulfate and liquid water.

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Ca(OH)_2(lq)+SO_3(g)=CaSO_4(s)+H₂O_(lq)

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