Although KOH, RBOH, and CsOH have little association between metal and hydroxide in aqueous solution, Li* and Na* do form complexes with OH": [LIOH(19)| K, = (Li*]|OH"] Li + OH LIOH(aq) =0.83 Na" + OH NaOH(a9) (NaOH(aq)| |Na* ]|OH" | -0.20 Prepare a table showing initial and final concentrations of Li", OH", and LIOH(aq) in 1.00 F LIOH solution. Caculate the fraction of lithium in the form LIOH(aq) at equilibrium. fraction as LIOH(aq):

Although KOH, RBOH, and CsOH have little association between metal and hydroxide in aqueous solution, Li* and Na* do form complexes with OH": [LIOH(19)| K, = (Li]|OH"] Li + OH LIOH(aq) =0.83 Na" + OH NaOH(a9) (NaOH(aq)| |Na ]|OH" | -0.20 Prepare a table showing initial and final concentrations of Li", OH", and LIOH(aq) in 1.00 F LIOH solution. Caculate the fraction of lithium in the form LIOH(aq) at equilibrium. fraction as LIOH(aq):

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