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Molar solubility of Bismuth iodide is related to its solubility product by equation: S = K° / 27 S=. S = K 13 S =: K 14

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Chapter10: Effect Of Electrolytes On Chemical Equilibria

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Molar solubility of Bismuth iodide is related to its solubility product by equation:
S = {/K° / 27
S=.
K 13
S =
S = {/K° /4

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