3.5 (a) and (b) please help! requirements for water evaporàtiðn ?(a) Using standard free energies of formation, determine the solubility product e.zinc sulfide (ZnS(s)) at 25°C.(b) Which way may the reaction proceed if Zn²" is 10¯³ M and S2- is 10-3 M?Ignore activity corrections.3.52+

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(a) Using standard free energies of formation, determine the solubility product fo zinc sulfide (ZnS(s)) at 25°C. 3.5 2+ (b) Which way may the reaction proceed if Zn" is 10-³ M and S2- is 10-3 M2 Ignore activity corrections.

(a) Using standard free energies of formation, determine the solubility product fo zinc sulfide (ZnS(s)) at 25°C. 3.5 2+ (b) Which way may the reaction proceed if Zn" is 10-³ M and S2- is 10-3 M2 Ignore activity corrections.

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