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Write the mass-balance expressions for a solution that is a. 0.45 M in HCN. M = b. 0.30 Min CH3NH2. M = c. saturated with Ag₂S. + + = + +

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Chapter15: Equilibria Of Other Reaction Classes

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Write the mass-balance expressions for a solution that is
a. 0.45 M in HCN.
M =
b. 0.30 Min CH3NH2.
M =
c. saturated with Ag₂S.
+
+
=
+
+

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