How the concentrations of cu2+ and io3- in solution change

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Problem- suppose you place 1.0 g of Cu(IO3)2 in contact with 50 mL of distilled water and gently stir. Show graphically how the concentrations of Cu2+ and IO3- in solution will change with time, assuming that solid and liquid are placed in contact at t=0. The plot should be qualitative.

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