State what is the concentration of chromium ion present

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What is the concentration of chromium ion present in a 0.01976 M solution of potassium hydroxide in contact with a large excess of a precipitate of Cr(OH)3? the Ksp= 6.7e-31

Reference no: EM13164398

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