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consider the solubility of a mineral. It is a FeS(s) mineral. S is -2 oxidation state. The mineral is found in a mud solution, see the following chemical equation which is under equilibrium in the atmosphere.
FeS(s) + 2H+ = Fe2+ + H2S(g)
1) find the oxidation state of S, Fe, and H in each species of the balance. is it an oxidation-reduction reaction?

2) If the condition is at 25 degrees C, pH=4.2, Fe2+ concentration is 4 ppm, and logK= 3.0. What is the partial pressure of H2S(g) under the equilibrium?

3)Hydrogen sulfide gas has the lowest Olfactory threshold (begin to smell), which expressed as .01 microgram/L (H2S^0). The following equation is when H2S dissolved in water.
Please answer the question: does the mineral under the mud solution stink?


H2S(g) = H2S°(aq) log K =-1.00

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Thank you,, happy to help you,, have a very good day,, please like The balance chemical equation in Fes (s) + 2H7 - Fet? & H₂S (9) Simce conc. of pure solid and liquid in halen to be unity. ilH₂S (9) — haso (aq) K= Thas ] [225 k= I » [nes] = 1/2 [125] raking log com side we get log [225] = logikt log [has? - look lo

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