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Transcribed Image Text:A chemist wishes to precipitate yttrium cations out of a 1.00 L solution. if the concentration of (in
solution is 0.428 M and the K of yttrium iodate is 1.12 x 10, what mass of potassium lodate (00 must be
added so that precipitation may begin? The molar mass of potassium lodate is 21A.00 g/mol.
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(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
91.6g
64.0 ug
(6.4 x 10* g)
411 mg
56.0 ng
137 mg
(5.6 x 10* g)
(E)
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