According to Pearson theory of HSAB principle,
Hard acid- Hard base interactions leads to formation of more stable product
Soft acid- Soft base interactions leads to formation of more stable product.
a) CdI2(s) + CaF2(s) CdF2(s) + CaI2, Keq <1
In the reactant side, in CdI2 both are soft and in CaF2 both are weak. Therefore, equilibrium will favored in reactant side.
b). [CuI4]2-(aq) + [CuCl4]3-(aq) [CuCl]2-(aq) + [CuI4]3-(s) , Keq <1
In the reactant side, in [CuI4]2-, Cu2+ is soft and Iodide ion is also soft and in [CuCl4]3-, Cu+ is borderd line acid and Cl- is hard base. Therefore, equilibrium will favored in reactant side.
Predict whether equilibrium constants for the following reactions should be greater than 1 or less 1. than 1: a) Cd...
1. Predict whether equilibrium constants for the following reactions should be greater than 1 or less than 1: a) Cd2+ CaF20 CdF219 + Calz) b) Cultos) + Cucu Cucu]" + (Cullou
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