Calculate the solubility product constants of the following salts.a. CaC₂04 -0.0055 g/Lb. BaCrO4 -0.0037 g/Lc. CaF2 -0.017 g/LHow much NaOH must be added to 1.0 L of 0.010 M H3BO3 to make a buffer solution of pH10.10?

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Calculate the solubility product constants of the following salts. a. CaC₂04 -0.0055 g/L b. BaCrO4 -0.0037 g/L C. CaF2-0.017 g/L

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Calculate the solubility product constants of the following salts.
a. CaC₂04 -0.0055 g/L
b. BaCrO4 -0.0037 g/L
c. CaF2 -0.017 g/L
How much NaOH must be added to 1.0 L of 0.010 M H3BO3 to make a buffer solution of pH
10.10?

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