A slightly soluble salt has the formula A2B3 and a Kgp of 6.0E-26. What is pß in asolution of this salt?Remember, p means-log.Report your answer with two decimal places

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A slightly soluble salt has the formula A2B3 and a Ksp of 6.0E-26. What is pB in a solution of this salt? Remember, p means-log. Report your answer with two decimal places

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