Iron(II) nitrate and hydrocyanic acid react to form the hexacyanoferrate(II) ion, [Fe(CN)6] -4 (aq), with a formation constant of 1.438x1035 . This complex ion has an intense blue color in solution
. a. If you add 182.734g of iron(II) nitrate solid to 750.0mL of 0.8324M CN-1 (aq) solution, what is the concentration of CN-1 (aq) still in solution when the reaction reaches equilibrium?
b. Copper(II) also forms a complex ion with cyanide ions, tetracyanocuprate(II) ion, [Cu(CN)4] -2 (aq), with a formation constant of 1.028x1025 . This complex ion has an intense green color in solution. If 10.0mL of 0.500M Cu+2(aq) and 10.0mL of 0.500M Fe+2(aq) are both added to 500.0mL of 20.0mL of CN-1 (aq), explain what you would expect to see.
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Iron(II) nitrate and hydrocyanic acid react to form the hexacyanoferrate(II) ion, [Fe(CN)6] -4 (aq), with a...
Iron(II) nitrate and hydrocyanic acid react to form the hexacyanoferrate(II) ion, [Fe(CN)6] -4 (aq), with a formation constant of 1.438x1035 . This complex ion has an intense blue color in solution . a. If you add 182.734g of iron(II) nitrate solid to 750.0mL of 0.8324M CN-1 (aq) solution, what is the concentration of CN-1 (aq) still in solution when the reaction reaches equilibrium? b. Copper(II) also forms a complex ion with cyanide ions, tetracyanocuprate(II) ion, [Cu(CN)4] -2 (aq), with a...
3. Iron(II) nitrate and hydrocyanic acid react to form the hexacyanoferrate(II) ion, [Fe(CN).]*(aq), with a formation constant of 1.438x10's. This complex ion has an intense blue color in solution. a. If you add 182.734g of iron(II) nitrate solid to 750.0mL of 0.8324M CN'(aq) solution, what is the concentration of CN'(aq) still in solution when the reaction reaches equilibrium? b. Copper(II) also forms a complex ion with cyanide ions, tetracyanocuprate(II)ion, [Cu(CN).] (aq), with a formation constant of 1.028x10”. This complex ion...
5. The formula for the hexacyanoferrate (II)ion is Fe(CN).-4. Write the formulas for and name the compounds formed from the hexacyanoferrate (II) ion and cations from elements having Z numbers of 3, 31, and 38.
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