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Construct the expression for Ksp for solid ZNCO, in aqueous solution.
ZnCO,(s) = Zn²"(aq) + CO,²(aq)
Based on your knowledge of how the solid will dissociate in aqueous solution, use the tiles to
form the expression.
Ksp
[Zn']
[CO,F
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[ZNCO]
2[ZnCO]
[ZnCOj
[Zn]
2[Zn']
[ZnP
[Zn]
2[Zn*]
[Zn*p
[CO,]
2[CO,]
[Co,r
[CO]
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