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Calcium hydroxide has a neutralizing value (calcium carbonate equivalent) of

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Calcium hydroxide has a neutralizing value (calcium carbonate equivalent) of . . . . . . . .

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The neutralizing value is a measure of the amount of acid a given weight of liming material will neutralize. Calcium carbonate is used as the reference and assigned a neutralizing value of 100 percent.
Calcium hydroxide has a neutralizing value (calcium carbonate equivalent) of 136%.
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