Find Ksp of KHT: Determine [K+] and [HT-]

[fizzex]

Homework Statement

Determine [K+] and [HT-] in this solution. If the temperature is Tp, a trace of solid is present and reaction is at equilibrium. Determine Ksp at this temperature.
There is 0.950 g of KHT dissolved in 25.00 mL of solution.

Homework Equations

KHT(s) ⇔ K+(aq) + HT-(aq)
Ksp = [K+][HT-]

The Attempt at a Solution

I originally thought to set up an ICE table to find the concentrations of K+ and HT- at equilibrium. With the concentrations, I figured I could then multiply them to get my Ksp value. I realized, however, I do not have a Kc value to use to solve for x. Is there any other way to find Ksp that I'm just missing?

 

[Borek]

No need for ICE table, all you need to calculate concentrations is a molar mass of KHT.