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H2S is bubbled into a solution that contains 0.100 mole of lead(II) nitrate, 0.200 moles of...

H2S is bubbled into a solution that contains 0.100 mole of lead(II) nitrate, 0.200 moles of silver nitrate and 0.300 moles of manganese(II) nitrate per liter.

b) When the sulfide ion concentration is high enough to begin to precipitate the last sulfide, MnS, how many grams of the first sulfide (Ag2S) will have been formed?

c) If the final concentration of the sulfide is 0.100M, what concentration of each cation remains in the solution?
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