Multiple Choice
A common, over-the-counter antacid is Al(OH) 3. This antacid reacts with gastric juice (HCl) in the stomach, producing AlCl3 and H2O. Which of the following equations can be used to correctly determine how much gastric juice (HCl) reacts with an antacid tablet containing 0.25 grams Al(OH) 3?
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