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The solubility of salts can be affected by other equilibrium. Addiation of all of the following will affect the solubility of FeCO3 except:

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The solubility of ferrous carbonate (FeCO3) at 20oC is 0.00066g/L. That is, 0.00066 g FeCO3 can be dissolved in 1 L water at 20oC at chemical equilibrium. Its dissociation is FeCO3 = Fe2+ + CO32-. If we have known that 0.00132 g FeCO3 has been dissolved in a cup of 2 L water, please estimate how many grams of FeCO3 will be additionally dissolved after we add 0.00132 more grams of FeCO3 to the cup?

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Competing equilibria affect the solubility of the following salts to some extent. Which one will be the LEAST affected?

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How is K'b relevant?

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