Solid nickel(II) hydroxide and solid nickel(II) cyanide are in equilibrium with a solution containing 6.87x10 M sodium hydroxicde. Calculate the concentration of cyanide ion present in this solution. [cyanide]

Solid nickel(II) hydroxide and solid nickel(II) cyanide are in equilibrium with a solution containing 6.87x10 M sodium hydroxicde. Calculate the concentration of cyanide ion present in this solution. [cyanide]

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