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fraction of NTA after equilibrium is reached
What is the fraction of NTA present after HT2- has been brought to equilibrium with solid PbCO3 at pH 7.00, in a medium in which [HCO3-] = 1.75E-3 M?
I've been trying to solve this using the equilibrium constant equation, but I just can seem to set it up and solve it correctly. Please help! Thanks!
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