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4.58 M Ca(OH)2 150.0 mL and 8.24 M H3PO4 60.0 mL were used for neutralization reaction....

4.58 M Ca(OH)2 150.0 mL and 8.24 M H3PO4 60.0 mL were used for neutralization reaction. What type and mass of salt are produced? (However, Ca 40.0 g/mol, P 31.0 g/mol)

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