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Criven 100 mg = 100x10 39m 018m pblon), mole 20 L m mase 241.2 since it is al: therefore o molarity = mole g volané 1 6.414 X- To dissolue Pre upitate ksp vall Sowe Pre upitate kep value should be higher than kip value li eionic Product of water kgo

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