Q2: the solubility products for a series of hydroxides are:BIOOHBe(OH)2Tm(OH);Hf(OH)4Which of the above hydroxides has:a- The lowest formal solubility in H,0?b- The highest formal solubility in a solution that is 0.1M with respect to thesolute cation ?c- The highest formal solubility in a solution that is 0.1M with respect to OH?K=4*10-10K-7*10-22K-3*10-24K-4 10-25

Solubility product is useful quantity to measure the condition of precipitation .

Q2: the solubility products for a series of hydroxides are: BIOOH Be(OH)2 Tm(OH); Hf OH), Which of the above hydroxides has: a- The lowest formal solubility in H;O? K-4*10-10 K-7 10-22 Kp-3*10-24 K-4 10-26

Q2: the solubility products for a series of hydroxides are: BIOOH Be(OH)2 Tm(OH); Hf OH), Which of the above hydroxides has: a- The lowest formal solubility in H;O? K-410-10 K-7 10-22 Kp-310-24 K-4 10-26

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Q2: the solubility products for a series of hydroxides are:
BIOOH
Be(OH)2
Tm(OH);
Hf(OH)4
Which of the above hydroxides has:
a- The lowest formal solubility in H,0?
b- The highest formal solubility in a solution that is 0.1M with respect to the
solute cation ?
c- The highest formal solubility in a solution that is 0.1M with respect to OH?
K=4*10-10
K-7*10-22
K-3*10-24
K-4 10-25

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