The department of health and human services recently recommended the concentration of fluoride in drinking water be limited to 0.7mg/L (the current policy allows for a range of 0.7 to 1.2 mg/L). The...
9. (7 points) The Department of Health and Human Services recenty recommended oe concentration of fluoride in drinking water be limited to 0.7 mg (the current poley wws t a range of 0.7 to 1.2 mg/L). The concentration of fluoride in natural water depends on the presence of fluoride-containing minerals For example, the mineral fluorite (also called fluorspar) is eentialy Caf A) A. Calculate the concentration (in M) of fluoride in water in contact with an eces o fluorite. The Ksp of Caf, is 4.0x10- Now let's consider the thermodynamics of dissolving Caf, in water: Caf (s)Cao) (aq) CaFs) -1214.6 Ca (ag) -542.96 2F(oq)329.1 86.87 55.2 9.6 B. Calculate the following parameters for the above reaction: 1.ΔΗ. 2. As 4. Keq Does your answer to B4 agree with the Ksp from Question A7 t not, you might want to chedk your work. Is there a temperature at which CaF-(s) will become soluble in water? ie.AG 0) If vo, calculate that temperature. If not, explain why not C.
9. (7 points) The Department of Health and Human Services recenty recommended oe concentration of fluoride in drinking water be limited to 0.7 mg (the current poley wws t a range of 0.7 to 1.2 mg/L). The concentration of fluoride in natural water depends on the presence of fluoride-containing minerals For example, the mineral fluorite (also called fluorspar) is eentialy Caf A) A. Calculate the concentration (in M) of fluoride in water in contact with an eces o fluorite. The Ksp of Caf, is 4.0x10- Now let's consider the thermodynamics of dissolving Caf, in water: Caf (s)Cao) (aq) CaFs) -1214.6 Ca (ag) -542.96 2F(oq)329.1 86.87 55.2 9.6 B. Calculate the following parameters for the above reaction: 1.ΔΗ. 2. As 4. Keq Does your answer to B4 agree with the Ksp from Question A7 t not, you might want to chedk your work. Is there a temperature at which CaF-(s) will become soluble in water? ie.AG 0) If vo, calculate that temperature. If not, explain why not C.