Use the Solver function in Excel to determine [Sr"), [F], [HF], [OH¯], and [H*] for a saturated solution of SrF2. The pKsp for SrF2 is 8.58. The pKa for HF is 3.17. Ignore activity coefficients. Number Number (sr*]= 0 [OH-]= 0 м M Number Number [F]= [H*]= м M Number [HF]= M

Use the Solver function in Excel to determine [Sr"), [F], [HF], [OH¯], and [H] for a saturated solution of SrF2. The pKsp for SrF2 is 8.58. The pKa for HF is 3.17. Ignore activity coefficients. Number Number (sr]= 0 [OH-]= 0 м M Number Number [F]= [H*]= м M Number [HF]= M

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Use the Solver function in Excel to determine [Sr"), [F], [HF], [OH¯], and [H*] for a saturated solution of
SrF2. The pKsp for SrF2 is 8.58. The pKa for HF is 3.17. Ignore activity coefficients.
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(sr*]= 0
[OH-]= 0
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M
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