Fast answer please A 12-ml. sample of borax solution was titrated with 0.482-M HCI. The endpoint was reached after addition of 11.20 mL of HC1 at 295 K. The unbalanced chemical reaction isB405(OH)42 (aq) + HCl + H₂0 H3B03 (aq) + CrThe calculated solubility product Ksp of the above experiment will beO Not enough information given to solve0 0.22O 0.36O 0.046

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A 12-ml. sample of borax solution was titrated with 0.482-M HCL. The endpoint was reached after addition of 11.20 mL of HC1 at 295 K. The unbalanced chemical reaction in B405(OH)42 (aq) + HC H₂0H3B03 (aq) + Cr The calculated solubility product Ksp of the above experiment will be O Not enough information given to solve 0022 O 0.36 0.046

A 12-ml. sample of borax solution was titrated with 0.482-M HCL. The endpoint was reached after addition of 11.20 mL of HC1 at 295 K. The unbalanced chemical reaction in B405(OH)42 (aq) + HC H₂0H3B03 (aq) + Cr The calculated solubility product Ksp of the above experiment will be O Not enough information given to solve 0022 O 0.36 0.046

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