1. Write the charge balance for a MgSO4 and NaNO3 solution that contains Ht, OH, Mg²+, HSO4, SO²-4, MgHSO*4,MgOH+, Na+, and NO 3.A. [SO2-4]+[Mg2+]=[OH-]+[HSO−4]+[H+]+[NO−3]+[MgHSO+4]+[MgOH+]+[Na+]B. [H+]+2[Mg2+]+[MgHSO+4]+[MgOH+]+[Na+]=[OH-]+[HSO-4]+2[SO2-4]+[NO-3]C. [H+]+[Mg2+]+[MgHSO+4]+[MgOH+]+[Na+]=[OH-]+[HSO-4]+[SO2-4]+[NO-3]D. [Mg2+]+[MgHSO+4]+[MgOH+]=[OH-]+[HSO−4]+[SO2−4]+[NO−3] +[H+]+[Na+]2. Select each side of the mass balance equation for an Fe3(PO4)2 solution where the species in solution are Fe2+, PO3-4,HPO42-, H2PO4-, H3PO4, and FeOH+.A. 3([Fe2+]+[FeOH+])=3[PO3-4]+2[HPO2-4]+[H2PO-4]B. 3([Fe2+]+[FeOH+])=[PO3-4]+[HPO2-4]+[H2PO-4]+[H3PO4]C.[Fe2+]+[FeOH+]=2([PO3—4]+[HPO2-4]+[H2PO-4]+[H3PO4])D. 2([Fe2+]+[FeOH+]) = 3([PO3-4]+[HPO2-4]+[H2PO-4]+[H3PO4])3. Determine the molar solubility (S) of Ag2CO3 in a buffered solution with a pH of 5.541 using the systematic treatment ofequilibrium. Ksp(Ag2CO3)=8.46x10-12; Ka1(H2CO3)=4.45x10-7; Ka2(H2CO3)=4.69x10-11Use the systematic treatment of equilibrium to solve this problemPlease & Thank you in advance!

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1. Write the charge balance for a MgSO4 and NaNO3 solution that contains H+, OH, Mg2+, HSO4, SO²-4, MgHSO*4, MgOH+, Na+, and NO 3. A. [SO2-4]+[Mg2+]=[OH-]+[HSO−4]+[H+]+[NO−3]+[MgHSO+4]+[MgOH+]+[Na+] B. [H+]+2[Mg2+]+[MgHSO+4]+[MgOH+]+[Na+]=[OH-]+[HSO-4]+2[SO2-4]+[NO-3] [H+]+[Mg2+]+[MgHSO+4]+[MgOH+]+[Na+]=[OH-]+[HSO-4]+[SO2-4]+[NO-3] C. D. [Mg2+]+[MgHSO+4]+[MgOH+]=[OH-]+[HSO-4]+[SO2−4]+[NO−3] +[H+]+[Na+]

1. Write the charge balance for a MgSO4 and NaNO3 solution that contains H+, OH, Mg2+, HSO4, SO²-4, MgHSO*4, MgOH+, Na+, and NO 3. A. [SO2-4]+[Mg2+]=[OH-]+[HSO−4]+[H+]+[NO−3]+[MgHSO+4]+[MgOH+]+[Na+] B. [H+]+2[Mg2+]+[MgHSO+4]+[MgOH+]+[Na+]=[OH-]+[HSO-4]+2[SO2-4]+[NO-3] [H+]+[Mg2+]+[MgHSO+4]+[MgOH+]+[Na+]=[OH-]+[HSO-4]+[SO2-4]+[NO-3] C. D. [Mg2+]+[MgHSO+4]+[MgOH+]=[OH-]+[HSO-4]+[SO2−4]+[NO−3] +[H+]+[Na+]

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