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Determining the Concentration of a Limewater Solution Introduction Previous to conducting my experiment, research was carried out and the results of it adapted to aid me in solving the problem set. In the Advanced Chemistry Student's Book by Nuffield, on page 86, I found a similar experiment to mine with a description of implementation, which aided me in the fact that I discovered the temperature of my solution did not need to be taken. This was because the solution of calcium hydroxide they used was saturated, and therefore they measured the temperature of the saturated solution along with its solubility, due to the fact that the solubility of saturated substances varies with temperature. This procedure will not be necessary in my particular experiment as the solution I will use will be far from saturated. Safety measures were observed and taken into account by looking at the hazard card for calcium hydroxide. I found...

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