Consider a solution that is made from mixing 0.053 moles of A* and 0.085 moles of B in 125.0mL of water. If the AB solid formed has Ksp= 7.13x10-8, what is the concentration of cations and anions at equilibrium (in molarity) using the x-is-small approximation. Molarity of cations in solution at equilibrium w/x-is-small Molarity of anions in solution at equilibrioum

Consider a solution that is made from mixing 0.053 moles of A* and 0.085 moles of B in 125.0mL of water. If the AB solid formed has Ksp= 7.13x10-8, what is the concentration of cations and anions at equilibrium (in molarity) using the x-is-small approximation. Molarity of cations in solution at equilibrium w/x-is-small Molarity of anions in solution at equilibrioum

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Chapter13: Solutions And Their Behavior

Section13.5: Colloids

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