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1) The equilibrium concentration of sulfate ion in a saturated silver sulfate solution is __ M.

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1) Solubility equilibrium: Ag,S04 2Ag+ (aq) + 5O2 (aq) Solubility product, K, =[Ag* ] [s02- ] = 1.20x10-s ICE table: AgSo. 2

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