Urgently please Calculate the concentration of IO; in a 4.24 mM Pb(NO,), solution saturated with Ph(10,), The Kip of Pb(10, ), is2.5 x 10-. Assume that Pb(10,), is a negligible source of Ph" compared to Pb(No,).A different solution contains dissolved NalO,. What is the concentration of Nalo, if adding excess Pb(10, ),(s) produces a Pb*concentration of 3.70 x 10* M?concentration:

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Calculate the concentration of IO; in a 4.24 mM Pb(NO,), solution saturated with Ph(10,), The Kip of Pb(10, ), is
2.5 x 10-. Assume that Pb(10,), is a negligible source of Ph" compared to Pb(No,).
A different solution contains dissolved NalO,. What is the concentration of Nalo, if adding excess Pb(10, ),(s) produces a Pb*
concentration of 3.70 x 10* M?
concentration:

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