Suppose that two hydroxides, MOH and M(OH) 2 , both have K sp = 1.0 * 10
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Suppose that two hydroxides, MOH and M′(OH)2, both have Ksp = 1.0 * 10–12 and that initially both cations are present accompanied by nitrate ions in a solution at concentrations of 0.0010 mol · L–1. Which hydroxide precipitates first, and at what pH, when solid NaOH is added?
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