EP21 New York State Pollution Prevention Institute (NYSP21) Conclusions: 1. Calculate the average value for the Ksp of lithium carbonate at 20°C. 2. Use a reference book or on-line sources to find the actual Ksp of lithium carbonate. 3. Calculate the % error of your calculated Ksp of lithium carbonate.

EP21 New York State Pollution Prevention Institute (NYSP21) Conclusions: 1. Calculate the average value for the Ksp of lithium carbonate at 20°C. 2. Use a reference book or on-line sources to find the actual Ksp of lithium carbonate. 3. Calculate the % error of your calculated Ksp of lithium carbonate.

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Chapter21: Transition Metals And Coordination Chemistry

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