First we determine the dissociation that occurs:
CaF2 = Ca + 2 + 2F-
In the solution there is already a concentration of 0.1 M of ions of F-, then, in the equilibrium:
[CaF2] = X
[Ca + 2] = X
[F-] = 0.1 + 2X
Substituting the Kps expression:
Kps = [Ca + 2] * [F -] ^ 2 = X * (0.1 + 2X) ^ 2
simplifying:
4X ^ 3 + 0.4X ^ 2 + 0.01X - 1.46x10 ^ -10 = 0
clearing:
X = Molar Solubility = 1.46x10 ^ -8 M
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