(a) How solubility and solubility products relate to each other? (b) The PH of a solution is 9.67. What is hydrogen ion concentration in the solution? (c) ClO3- and ClO4- ions have same number of electron pairs around central chlorine but their geometry is different. Give Comment about it.

(a) How solubility and solubility products relate to each other? (b) The PH of a solution is 9.67. What is hydrogen ion concentration in the solution? (c) ClO3- and ClO4- ions have same number of electron pairs around central chlorine but their geometry is different. Give Comment about it.

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(b) The PH of a solution is 9.67. What is hydrogen ion concentration in the solution?

(c) ClO₃^- and ClO₄^- ions have same number of electron pairs around central chlorine but their geometry is different. Give Comment about it.

(d) Why a mixture of HCl and KCl does not function as a buffer where as a mixture of CH₃COOH and CH₃COONa does?

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