Explain solution containing excess scandium chloride

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Problem- How many grams of precipitant will form when 30mL of 2M calcium hydroxide is added to a solution containing excess scandium (III) chloride?

A.3.84g

B.5.76g

C.6.66g

D.8.63g

E.9.99g

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