Stability constantsCdOH+; log B₁ = 3.9Cd(OH)2°; log B₂ = 7.6CdSO4°; log B₁ = 2.3Cd(SO4)22; log ẞ₂ = 3.2Cd(SO4)3; log ẞ3 = 2.7Free ligand concentrations (moles/kg)[OH]Ƒ= 10-5.9F[CO3²] F = 10-5.4CdC1+; log B₁ = 2.0CdCl2°; log ẞ2 = 2.6CdC13; log ẞ3 = 2.4CdC14²; log ẞ4 = 1.7[SO4²] F = 10-4.0[Cl] = 10-3.7

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