Soln. 1Soln. 2Soln. 3Analysis of saturated Calcium lodate "Ca(103)2" solutionsMolarity of103Molarity ofCa²+(mol/L)(mol/L)7.34410-50.005Moles ofS2032- used4.406x10-43.694×10Average Ksp:+43.204×10Moles of 103reacted7.34×106.156 x 10-55.344105= 0·01476.156X10-50.0050.01235.34x10-50.005Ksp

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Soln. 2
Soln. 3
Analysis of saturated Calcium lodate "Ca(103)2" solutions
Molarity of
103
Molarity of
Ca²+
(mol/L)
(mol/L)
7.34410-5
0.005
Moles of
S2032- used
4.406x10
-4
3.694×10
Average Ksp:
+4
3.204×10
Moles of 103
reacted
7.34×10
6.156 x 10-5
5.34410
5
= 0·0147
6.156X10-5
0.005
0.0123
5.34x10-5
0.005
Ksp

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