A saturated solution of ZnC204 is buffered at pH 3.00. Which of the following is a CORRECTmass balance equation for the given solution?Ksp of ZnC204 = 7.5 × 10–9Къ1%3D 1.8 х 10Kb2 = 1.8 × 10-10-13O IZn2+] + [H3O*) = [C2O4?]+ [HC204]+[OH']O [OH] = [H3o*]+[Zn2*]O [Zn2*] = [C2O4²] + [HC2O4'] + [H2C204]O [Zn2*] = [C2O,²]

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A saturated solution of ZnC204 is buffered at pH 3.00. Which of the following is a CORRECT
mass balance equation for the given solution?
Ksp of ZnC204 = 7.5 × 10–9
Къ1%3D 1.8 х 10
Kb2 = 1.8 × 10
-10
-13
O IZn2+] + [H3O*) = [C2O4?]+ [HC204]+[OH']
O [OH] = [H3o*]+[Zn2*]
O [Zn2*] = [C2O4²] + [HC2O4'] + [H2C204]
O [Zn2*] = [C2O,²]

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