6 Write the reaction where the zinc complex and sulfide ions react to form zinc sulfide and ammonia. Look up the1.Kn for zinc sulfide and the formation constant, K, for [Zn(NH3)4)* and calculate the overall equillibrium constantfor the reaction you wrote.

Write the reaction where the zinc complex and sulfide ions react to form zinc sulfide and ammonia. Look up 1. Kan for zinc sulfide and the formation constant, K, for [Zn(NH3)4)* and calculate the overall equillibrium constant for the reaction you wrote. the

Write the reaction where the zinc complex and sulfide ions react to form zinc sulfide and ammonia. Look up 1. Kan for zinc sulfide and the formation constant, K, for [Zn(NH3)4)* and calculate the overall equillibrium constant for the reaction you wrote. the

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Write the reaction where the zinc complex and sulfide ions react to form zinc sulfide and ammonia. Look up the
1.
Kn for zinc sulfide and the formation constant, K, for [Zn(NH3)4)* and calculate the overall equillibrium constant
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