Given a Ksp (ZnC2O4) = 7.5 ´ 109 . Kbi = 1.8´ 10-10 Kb2 = 1.8´ 10-13. %3D What is the solubility of ZnC2O4 in a solution of pH three Calculate by showing the: 1. Equilibrium Constant Expressions 2. Mass-balance equations 3. Charge Balance eguations

Given a Ksp (ZnC2O4) = 7.5 ´ 109 . Kbi = 1.8´ 10-10 Kb2 = 1.8´ 10-13. %3D What is the solubility of ZnC2O4 in a solution of pH three Calculate by showing the: 1. Equilibrium Constant Expressions 2. Mass-balance equations 3. Charge Balance eguations

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Given a Ksp (ZnC2O4) = 7.5´ 10-9 .
Kbi = 1.8 ´ 10-10
Kb2 = 1.8 ´ 10-13.
What is the solubility of ZnC204 in a solution of pH three
Calculate by showing the:
1. Equilibrium Constant Expressions
2. Mass-balance equations
3. Charge Balance equations
4. Approximation (if any)
5. Solution to the Equation
6. Checking of validity of approximation (if any)

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