› Use the Solver function in Excel to determine [Sr2+], [F], [HF], [OH-], and [H+] for a saturated solution of SrF₂. The pK sp for SrF₂ is 8.58. The pK₁ for HF is 3.17. Ignore activity coefficients.

› Use the Solver function in Excel to determine [Sr2+], [F], [HF], [OH-], and [H+] for a saturated solution of SrF₂. The pK sp for SrF₂ is 8.58. The pK₁ for HF is 3.17. Ignore activity coefficients.

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› Use the Solver function in Excel to determine [Sr²+], [F¯], [HF], [OH-], and [H+] for a saturated solution of SrF₂. The pKsp
for SrF₂ is 8.58. The pK₁ for HF is 3.17. Ignore activity coefficients.
[Sr²+] =
[F] =
[HF] =
M
M
M
[OH-] =
[H+] =
M
M

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