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An antacid tablet requires 25.8225.82  mL\mathrm{~mL} of 0.2000.200 M\mathrm{M} HCl\mathrm{HCl} to titrate to its equivalence point. What volume in milliliters of stomach acid can be neutralized by the antacid tablet? Assume that stomach acid has a pH\mathrm{pH} of 1.1.1.1. (Assume two significant figures in your calculations.)

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Known:\textbf{Known:}

V(HCl)\text{V(\text{HCl})}=25.82 mL

c(HCl)\text{c(\text{HCl})}=0.200 M

ppH=1.1

We have to find out what volume in milliliters of stomach acid can be neutralized by the antacid tablet?

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