Correct solubility equation for the salt A2B3 is
A2B3(s) <==> 2A+3(aq) + 3B-2(aq)
so option 5 is correct.
Consider a salt with the formula A2B3, where A denotes the cation and B denotes the...
Consider a hypothetical salt of low solubility, "MX", where M+ is a metal cation and X- is a non-metal anion. A voltaic cell was set up with a cathode containing metal "M" immersed in a solution containing M+ at a concentration of 1.00 mol L-1. The anode consisted of metal "M" immersed in a saturated solution of "MX". The measured cell voltage was 0.251 V. What is the Ksp of "MX" at 25°C ?
Consider a hypothetical salt of low solubility, "MX", where M+ is a metal cation and X- is a non-metal anion. A voltaic cell was set up with a cathode containing metal "M" immersed in a solution containing M+ at a concentration of 1.00 mol L-1. The anode consisted of metal "M" immersed in a saturated solution of "MX". The measured cell voltage was 0.186 V. What is the Ksp of "MX" at 25°C ?
Consider a hypothetical salt of low solubility, "MX", where M+ is a metal cation and X- is a non-metal anion. A voltaic cell was set up with a cathode containing metal "M" immersed in a solution containing M+ at a concentration of 1.00 mol L-1. The anode consisted of metal "M" immersed in a saturated solution of "MX". The measured cell voltage was 0.429 V. What is the Ksp of "MX" at 25°C ? Remember: if you want to express...
R Prelab Assignment for Lab 10: Determining the Solubility Product Constant (Kp) of a Salt Jamm n rer014 Lab section: Date: Name: Show your work when there are calculations, write units, and use the correct significant figures. 1) a) If the solubility product constant (K) of salt with formula A2B3 is 42 x 10-24 what is the molar solubility of this salt? Ksp-LA A.ZX10 108 A. B.1) 2A(a)38() Ksp- LAB-421 Cancc) As Bs (S)2n3 (g)382(0g) 24 100 13X 3A 8-3710...
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