The solubility of lead sulphate in water 0.038 g lit-1 at 25 o C. Calculate its solubility product at 25 o C. (molar mass of PbS04 = 303) 1.5725 x 10-8 .a O 1.5725 x 10-10 .b O 1.5725 x 10-6 .c O 1.5725 x 10-12 .d O

The solubility of lead sulphate in water 0.038 g lit-1 at 25 o C. Calculate its solubility product at 25 o C. (molar mass of PbS04 = 303) 1.5725 x 10-8 .a O 1.5725 x 10-10 .b O 1.5725 x 10-6 .c O 1.5725 x 10-12 .d O

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The solubility of lead sulphate in water 0.038 g lit-1 at 25 o C. Calculate its solubility product at 25 o C. (molar mass of
PBS04 = 303)
1.5725 x 10-8
.a O
1.5725 x 10-10
.b O
1.5725 x 10-6
.c O
1.5725 x 10-12
.d O

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