Give answer all questions with explanation Part 2Show your work, explain your reasoning fully, and indicate correct units (whereappropriate).CarbonatesKAg.CO,8.5 x 10 MNICO,14x 10 MName of acidAcidBaseK/M4.7x 10pkCOK/M2.2 10hydrogen carbonate ionHCO10.333.67What is the solubility of Ag.CO, (s) in a solution that is buffered at pH 5? (Buffered means that thepH remains constant and does not change in the reaction.)

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Part 2 Show your work, explain your reasoning fully, and indicate correct units (where appropriate). Carbonates K 8.5 x 10 M Ag,CO, NICO, 14x 10 M Name of acid Acid Base K/M 4.7 10 pk CO K/M 22 10 hydrogen carbonate ion HCO 10.33 3.67 What is the solubility of Ag.CO, (s) in a solution that is buffered at pH 5? (Buffered means that the C. pH remains constant and does not change in the reaction.)

Part 2 Show your work, explain your reasoning fully, and indicate correct units (where appropriate). Carbonates K 8.5 x 10 M Ag,CO, NICO, 14x 10 M Name of acid Acid Base K/M 4.7 10 pk CO K/M 22 10 hydrogen carbonate ion HCO 10.33 3.67 What is the solubility of Ag.CO, (s) in a solution that is buffered at pH 5? (Buffered means that the C. pH remains constant and does not change in the reaction.)

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