14. The K, for the dissociation of solid GaPO, in water is given by[Ga* ][PO,-][GAPO4]A)[GAPO4]3+(Ga" ][PO,-)KspB)Kp =[Ga* ][PO, ]=[Ga°[PO,-D)Kp =[Ga* ][p$* ][o2-j*E)

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14. The Kp for the dissociation of solid GaPO, in water is given by [Ga* ][PO,3-] [GAPO4] A) [GAPO4] (Ga³* ][PO,¯] Ksp B) g Ksp =[Ga³* ][PO,³- Kp =[Ga³*]°[PO,³¬ D) Ksp ds, a =[Ga³* ][p$* ]o²-r*

14. The Kp for the dissociation of solid GaPO, in water is given by [Ga* ][PO,3-] [GAPO4] A) [GAPO4] (Ga³* ][PO,¯] Ksp B) g Ksp =[Ga³* ][PO,³- Kp =[Ga³]°[PO,³¬ D) Ksp ds, a =[Ga³ ][p$* ]o²-r*

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14. The K, for the dissociation of solid GaPO, in water is given by
[Ga* ][PO,-]
[GAPO4]
A)
[GAPO4]
3+
(Ga" ][PO,-)
Ksp
B)
Kp =[Ga* ][PO, ]
=[Ga°[PO,-
D)
Kp =[Ga* ][p$* ][o2-j*
E)

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