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Using the Ksp for PbF2 and appendix II, determine the DeltaGf^0 for the Pb+2 (aq) ion....

Using the Ksp for PbF2 and appendix II, determine the DeltaGf^0 for the Pb+2 (aq) ion. The Delta Gf^0 for PbF2(s) = -617.1 kJ/mol.

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