a. From the solubility product of zinc ferrocyanide, Zn,Fe(CN),, calculate theconcentration of Fe(CN) in 0,10 mM ZNSO4 saturated with Zn2Fe(CN),-.69Assume that Zn,Fe(CN), is a negligible source of Zn?+.b. What concentration of K4Fe(CN), should be in a suspension of solidZn,Fe(CN), in water to give [Zn²+] = 5.0 × 10-7 M?

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a. From the solubility product of zinc ferrocyanide, Zn,Fe(CN)6, calculate the concentration of Fe(CN), in 0.10 mM ZNSO4 saturated with Zn2Fe(CN),- Assume that Zn,Fe(CN), is a negligible source of Zn²+. b. What concentration of K4FE(CN), should be in a suspension of solid Zn,Fe(CN), in water to give [Zn²+] =5.0 × 10-7 M?

a. From the solubility product of zinc ferrocyanide, Zn,Fe(CN)6, calculate the concentration of Fe(CN), in 0.10 mM ZNSO4 saturated with Zn2Fe(CN),- Assume that Zn,Fe(CN), is a negligible source of Zn²+. b. What concentration of K4FE(CN), should be in a suspension of solid Zn,Fe(CN), in water to give [Zn²+] =5.0 × 10-7 M?

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