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2. From the solubility data given, calculate the solubility product for the following compounds: a. SrF2 7.3x10‐2 g/L b. Ag3PO4 6.7x10‐3 g/L

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2. From the solubility data given, calculate the solubility product for the following compounds:

a. SrF2 7.3x10‐2 g/L

b. Ag3PO4 6.7x10‐3 g/L

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