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Jse the systematic treatment to get the concentrations of all the species in a solution of: a.) 0.35 M CAF2 in water o.) saturated PbSO4 buffered at pH 7 .) 0.05 M K2C204 in water

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter16: Solubility And Precipitation Equilibria

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Use the systematic treatment to get the concentrations of all the species in a solution of:
a.) 0.35 M CAF2 in water
b.) saturated PBSO4 buffered at pH 7
c.) 0.05 M K2C204 in water

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