Which of the following metal salts will show an increase in solubility with the addition of...
Which of the following metal salts will show an increase in solubility with the addition of a strong acid?
Which of the following metal salts will show an increase in solubility with the addition of a strong acid?
Anyone can tell me which one is correct and give me the explanation please????? :(((
| CaF2 | |
| PbCl2 | |
| CuBr | |
|
AgI |
Homework Answers
the solubility of CaF2 will increase with the addition of strong acid because the F- ion is the strong base of weak acid HF and it will absorb H+ ions comoing from strong acid hence more flouride will be consumed and more CaF2 salt will be solublize to accomodate that defficiency
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