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(9) Given Ksp of CaF2 is = 3.2x10 -15

[NaF ] = 2.00x10 -5 M

[Ca(NO3)2 ] = 2.00x10 -5 M

                             NaF \rightarrow Na+ + F-

                     Ca(NO3)2\rightarrow Ca2+ + 2NO3-

[Ca2+ ]= 2.00x10 -5 M & [ F- ]= 2.00x10 -5 M

So ionic product of CaF2 is Q = [Ca2+ ][ F- ]2

                                           = (2.00x10 -5 )(2.00x10 -5 )2

                                           = 4 x10 -10   

\therefore Q = 4 x10 -10   

Given Ksp = 3.2x10 -15

So Q < Ksp , precipitate will form.

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If Q < Ksp reaction is going forward and products are produced that is precipitate will form
Q > Ksp reaction is going backward and reactants are produced
Q = Ksp The rate of forward and backward is the same    

So to form a precipitate Q < Ksp

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