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** Please include all steps and explanation, very confused with practice question. EXAM TOMORROW, thank you....

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You have 100.00 ml of an saturated solution of SrF2 that is also 0.25M NaF. Ksp =2.5×10–9

a. Write the chemical equation that will be used to determine the equilibrium of this solution.

b. What is the concentration of the common ion at equilibrium?

c. Calculate the molar solubility of the sparingly soluble salt.

a. SrF2(s) ---> Sr2+(aq) + 2F- (aq)

b. 0.25M

c. 4.0x10-8M

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