Write the charge-balance equations for a solution that isa 0.49 M in HCN.%3Db0.49 M in (CH3)2 NH.C 0.49 M in H3 SbO4.%3Dd 0.49 M in Na, HSBO4.e 0.0800 M in HBRO2 and 0.800 M in Na BrO2.CationsAnions f0.85 M in NaF and saturated with CaF2.0.85 M in NaOH and saturated with Co(OH)2, which undergoes the reactionCo(OH), + 2OH Co(OH),.h saturated with Ag2 C204.+++i saturated with Pb Br2.CationAnion

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Write the charge-balance equations for a solution that is a 0.49 M in HCN. b0.49 M in (CH3)2 NH. C0.49 M in H3 SbO4. d0.49 M in Na, HSBO4. 0.0800 M in HBrO2 and 0.800 M in Na BrO2. Cations Anions

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Write the charge-balance equations for a solution that is
a 0.49 M in HCN.
%3D
b0.49 M in (CH3)2 NH.
C 0.49 M in H3 SbO4.
%3D
d 0.49 M in Na, HSBO4.
e 0.0800 M in HBRO2 and 0.800 M in Na BrO2.
Cations
Anions

f0.85 M in NaF and saturated with CaF2.
0.85 M in NaOH and saturated with Co(OH)2, which undergoes the reaction
Co(OH), + 2OH Co(OH),.
h saturated with Ag2 C204.
+
+
+
i saturated with Pb Br2.
Cation
Anion

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