Addition of Barium nitrate water solution to weak solution of Potassium phosphate leads to precipitation in case of: C'(Ba")-C°(PO,') > K,°(Ba;(PO4)2) C(Ba(NO3)2) > C(K3PO4) C(Ba) C(PO,)=K,^(Ba;(PO4)2) C'(Ba)-C*(PO,³) < K,°(Ba;(PO4);)

Addition of Barium nitrate water solution to weak solution of Potassium phosphate leads to precipitation in case of: C'(Ba")-C°(PO,') > K,°(Ba;(PO4)2) C(Ba(NO3)2) > C(K3PO4) C(Ba) C(PO,)=K,^(Ba;(PO4)2) C'(Ba)-C*(PO,³) < K,°(Ba;(PO4);)

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Addition of Barium nitrate water solution to weak solution of Potassium phosphate
leads to precipitation in case of:
C'(Ba")-C°(PO,¬>K°(Ba;(PO4)2)
C(Ba(NO3)2) > C(K;PO4)
C(Ba")·C(PO,) = K,°(Ba;(PO4)2)
C'(Ba")-C(PO,')<K°(Ba;(PO4)2)

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