Write the mass-balance expressions for a solution that isa. 0.15 M in HF.0.15MHFFb. 0.16 M in CH3 NH2.+ CH,NH,"0.16MCH,NH,c. saturated with Ag,S.%3D

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Write the mass-balance expressions for a solution that is a. 0.15 M in HF. 0.15 M HF F b. 0.16 M in CH3 NH2. CH,NH, + CH,NH, 0.16 M %3! c. saturated with Ag,S. %3D