2 -if the concentration of [Lit] were doubled(Say by adding a soluble Li Salt Suchhighlyas LiI), what would be the newconcentration Of [CO3=-]in the saturatedSoluticn?If [CO] was doubled insteadbyaddingSalts Such as Csz CO3, what would beC-.८०% )the newconcentration of [Lit] in theSaturated solution?

In first case , concentration of Li+ is doubled we need to determine change in concentration of CO3…

Liz CO, Lit t cO,- if the concentration of [Lit] were doubled (Say by adding a highly as LiI) what would be the new concentration of [COg?-] in the saturated Soluticn? If [Co] was doubled instead by adding Salts Such as Csz CO3, what would be new Concentration of Lit] in the Saturated solution? highly soluble Li salt such

Liz CO, Lit t cO,- if the concentration of [Lit] were doubled (Say by adding a highly as LiI) what would be the new concentration of [COg?-] in the saturated Soluticn? If [Co] was doubled instead by adding Salts Such as Csz CO3, what would be new Concentration of Lit] in the Saturated solution? highly soluble Li salt such

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