None Consider the reactions of cadmium with the thiosulfate anion.2+2-3ca (aq) + S,03 (aq)Cd(s,0,)(aq)= 8.3 102-2-Cd(S,0,)(aq) + S,0, (aq)(aq)Cd(S,0,),K2 = 2.5 10What is the value for the eguilibrium constant for the following reaction?2+Cd (aq) + 25,o, (aq)cd(S,0,), (aq)Select one:3а. 8.610b. 2.13C. 8.1 10d.0.030е. 33

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Consider the reactions of cadmium with the thiosulfate anion. 2+ Cd (aq) + S,0, (aq) Cd(S,03)(aq) + S,0, (aq) (aq) 2- 3. K = 8.3 10 K2 = 2.5 10 Cd(S,0,)(aq) 2- 2- Cd(S,03)2 What is the value for the eguilibrium constant for the following reaction? cd (aq) + 25,0, (aq) Cd(S,03), (aq) Select one: а. 8.6 10 6 b. 2.1 10 3 C. 8.1 10 d. 0.030 е. 33

Consider the reactions of cadmium with the thiosulfate anion. 2+ Cd (aq) + S,0, (aq) Cd(S,03)(aq) + S,0, (aq) (aq) 2- 3. K = 8.3 10 K2 = 2.5 10 Cd(S,0,)(aq) 2- 2- Cd(S,03)2 What is the value for the eguilibrium constant for the following reaction? cd (aq) + 25,0, (aq) Cd(S,03), (aq) Select one: а. 8.6 10 6 b. 2.1 10 3 C. 8.1 10 d. 0.030 е. 33

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