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The saturated solutions of Ca(OH) contain a white solid which was removed by filtering. What is...

The saturated solutions of Ca(OH) contain a white solid which was removed by filtering. What is this solid? If it were not removed, how would it affect the calculated (observed) values for sp 2 K and solubility of Ca(OH) ?

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