Refer to the image attached. Answer the problem within the red box by using the example steps above the red box.:

From exercise J.6, (?) Sr(OH)2+ (?) HClO4> ? Complete the equation and calculate the volume of 1.50M strontium hydroxide to neutralize 500mL (exact) of 2.00M perchloric acid Start by completing and balancing the equation Next, we need to convert the perchloric acid to moles because moles react with moles Molar concentration defined as: C=Lmoles so, 2.00=0.500Lmoles moles HClO4=1.00molHClO4 Can also be done with conversion factors Then we take a molar ratio, just like we did last week for reactions -1.00molHClO42molHClO1molSr(OH)2=0.500molSr(OH)2 Finally, figure out the volume necessary to make 1.50M solution using 0.5molSr(OH)4. Try finding the volume of 3M calcium hydroxide solution to neutralize 3L of 2M hydrobromic cid, given Ca(OH)2+HBr>