3:46 1ul 5GOKINETICS AND EQUILIBRIUMCalculating the solubility of an ionic compound when a commo.db DataBacro41.17x10-10Calculate the solubility at 25 °C of AgCl in pure water and in a 0.0030M AGNO, solution.BasO41.08x10-10Round both of your answers to 2 significant digits.CaCo,3.36x10-9CaFa3.45x10-11Co(OH)25.92x10-15solubility in pure water:CuBr6.27x10-9CucOs1.4x10-10solubility in 0.0030 M AgNO, solution: 0:Fe(OH)24.87x10-177.40x10-14PbCro42.8x10-13PbF23.3x10-8Mg(OH)25.61x10-12Ni(OH)25.48x10-16AgBro5.38x10-5Ag;CO8.46x10-12AgC1.77x10-10AgzCro41.12x10-12Srco,5.60x10-10ZnCo1.46x10-10Zn(OH)22.0x10-1AgBr5.35x10-13AuCI1.77x10-10ExplanationCheck2021 MGrew tton ARhs23TOMacBook Air

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Calculating the solubility of an ionic compound when a commo. BaCrO 1.17x10-10 Calculate the solubility at 25 "C of AgCI in pure water and in a 0.0030M AGNO, solution. Baso4 1.08 10-10 Caco, 3.36x10- Round both of your answers to 2 significant digits. Cafa 3.45x10-11 5.92x10-15 Co(OH)2 solubility in pure water: Cur 6.27x10- Cuco 14x10-10 solubility in 0.0030 M AgNO, solution: 0: Fe(OH)a 4.8710-17 PECO 740x10-14 2.8x10-13 3.310- 5.61 10-12 NCOH)a 5.4810-16 Agbros 5.3810-5 AgCO 84610-12 Ag 1.7710-10 AgCro 1.1210-12 Srcoy 5.60 10-10

Calculating the solubility of an ionic compound when a commo. BaCrO 1.17x10-10 Calculate the solubility at 25 "C of AgCI in pure water and in a 0.0030M AGNO, solution. Baso4 1.08 10-10 Caco, 3.36x10- Round both of your answers to 2 significant digits. Cafa 3.45x10-11 5.92x10-15 Co(OH)2 solubility in pure water: Cur 6.27x10- Cuco 14x10-10 solubility in 0.0030 M AgNO, solution: 0: Fe(OH)a 4.8710-17 PECO 740x10-14 2.8x10-13 3.310- 5.61 10-12 NCOH)a 5.4810-16 Agbros 5.3810-5 AgCO 84610-12 Ag 1.7710-10 AgCro 1.1210-12 Srcoy 5.60 10-10

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