29. Please refer to the attached photo. Thanks!! 29. In a saturated CaF2 solution at 25°C, the calcium con-centration is analyzed to be 9.1l mg/L. Use this value to calculate theKp of CaF, assuming that the solute dissociates completely into Ca2+ and F ions, and that neither ion reacts with water.

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9. In a saturated CaF, solution at 25°C, the calcium con-centration is analyzed to be 9.1 mg/L. Use this value to calculate the K, of CaF2 assuming that the solute dissociates completely into Ca2+ and F ions, and that neither ion reacts with water.

9. In a saturated CaF, solution at 25°C, the calcium con-centration is analyzed to be 9.1 mg/L. Use this value to calculate the K, of CaF2 assuming that the solute dissociates completely into Ca2+ and F ions, and that neither ion reacts with water.

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