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(1 point) Some of the pollution ends up above a lake and the pollution is rained into the lake. The lake bed (soil under
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(1 point) Some of the pollution ends up above a lake and the pollution is rained into the lake. The lake bed (soil underneath it) has high concentrations of iron. If the pollution leads to acid rain that decreases the pH of the lake to 5, what will the concentration of iron be in the lake? Hint: pH + pOH = 14 p = -log[V] ( is here used as a generalized variable) 3+ From Table 2.1 Fe(OH)3 →→ Fe³+ + 3OH has a pKs value 38.57 Ks: M M OH Concentration: Fe³+ Concentration: