The apparent solubility products of A9CN and PBF2 at 25°C are 6.0×10-17 and 3.3×10-8, respectively. Calculate the solubility (g/100. g of solution) of these compounds. (Assume each solution has a density of 0.99705 g•cm-3.) solubility of A9CN 4.0 9/100. g of solution solubility of PBF2 g/100. g of solution

The apparent solubility products of A9CN and PBF2 at 25°C are 6.0×10-17 and 3.3×10-8, respectively. Calculate the solubility (g/100. g of solution) of these compounds. (Assume each solution has a density of 0.99705 g•cm-3.) solubility of A9CN 4.0 9/100. g of solution solubility of PBF2 g/100. g of solution

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