The solubility product of Cul is 1.0×10-¹2. The formation constant for the reaction of Cul with I- to give Cul is 7.9×10-4. Calculate the molar solubility of Cul in a 1.0×10-4M solution of KI. Answer: solubility = 8.9×10-8 mol/l

The solubility product of Cul is 1.0×10-¹2. The formation constant for the reaction of Cul with I- to give Cul is 7.9×10-4. Calculate the molar solubility of Cul in a 1.0×10-4M solution of KI. Answer: solubility = 8.9×10-8 mol/l

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The solubility product of Cul is 1.0×10-¹². The formation constant for the
reaction of Cul with I- to give Cul is 7.9×10-4. Calculate the molar solubility of
Cul in a 1.0×10-4M solution of KI.
Answer: solubility = 8.9×10-8 mol/l
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