(a) Write a material-balance expression for a solution that is saturated with CaC3H₂O4(s) (Note: C3H₂O4 in water hydrolyzes to form HC3H₂O4, which in turn hydrolyses to form H₂C3H₂O4..... Also note: H₂C3H2O4 = HO₂C-CH₂-CO₂H (malonic acid) b) Write a charge-balance equation for this solution.

(a) Write a material-balance expression for a solution that is saturated with CaC3H₂O4(s) (Note: C3H₂O4 in water hydrolyzes to form HC3H₂O4, which in turn hydrolyses to form H₂C3H₂O4..... Also note: H₂C3H2O4 = HO₂C-CH₂-CO₂H (malonic acid) b) Write a charge-balance equation for this solution.

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