[References) In an experiment to determine solubility product, a student examined the solubility behavior of M(IO3)2. For two trials at 25 °C, he found the following ion concentrations for his equilibrium solutions: [103] Solution 13.74 x 103 3.3 x 10-3 Solution 2 1.48 x 102 2.06 x 10-3 Write the equilibrium reaction for the dissolution of M(IO3)2 and be sure that you include (s), (aq), etc.: Calculate the Ksp for each Solution and then report the average Ksp- Solution1 Ksp = Solution 2 Ksp = Average Ksp =

[References) In an experiment to determine solubility product, a student examined the solubility behavior of M(IO3)2. For two trials at 25 °C, he found the following ion concentrations for his equilibrium solutions: [103] Solution 13.74 x 103 3.3 x 10-3 Solution 2 1.48 x 102 2.06 x 10-3 Write the equilibrium reaction for the dissolution of M(IO3)2 and be sure that you include (s), (aq), etc.: Calculate the Ksp for each Solution and then report the average Ksp- Solution1 Ksp = Solution 2 Ksp = Average Ksp =

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