Ba(OH)2, which has Ksp = 2.3*108, is dissolved in a buffered solution with pH = 12.73. If the solution is saturated, the molar concentration of Ba²+ is *106. (Enter only the first part of the number, to 1 decimal place. For example, if you calculate a molar concentration of 1.9*106, enter "1.9". Enter only the number, not the units.)

Ba(OH)2, which has Ksp = 2.3108, is dissolved in a buffered solution with pH = 12.73. If the solution is saturated, the molar concentration of Ba²+ is 106. (Enter only the first part of the number, to 1 decimal place. For example, if you calculate a molar concentration of 1.9*106, enter "1.9". Enter only the number, not the units.)

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