am day Complexometric chemistry: How much is the approximate solubility (S) of silverchloride in the presence of 2.1 mol/L NH3 (comlex formation up to Ag( NH3)2+)? A) 0.115 M B) 1.33 x 10exp. -5 M C) 6.65 x 10exp. -6 M D) 0.055 M Dear, thanks for this result. Could you still specify how you come to the first equation in step 2, namely that Ksp = S'2/Kf, overall x (2.1)2 ? If I know where this comes from, I am saved. approxima presence NH3)2+) Dear, than you come

am day Complexometric chemistry: How much is the approximate solubility (S) of silverchloride in the presence of 2.1 mol/L NH3 (comlex formation up to Ag( NH3)2+)? A) 0.115 M B) 1.33 x 10exp. -5 M C) 6.65 x 10exp. -6 M D) 0.055 M Dear, thanks for this result. Could you still specify how you come to the first equation in step 2, namely that Ksp = S'2/Kf, overall x (2.1)2 ? If I know where this comes from, I am saved. approxima presence NH3)2+) Dear, than you come

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