A solution contains 1.10x10-2 M calcium acetate and 1.42×10-2 M barium nitrate. Solid potassium sulfate is added slowly to this mixture. What is the concentration of barium ion when calcium ion begins to precipitate? [Ba2+] = A solution contains 1.16x10-2 M potassium hydroxide and 9.87×10-3 M sodium phosphate. Solid zinc acetate is added slowly to this mixture. What is the concentration of hydroxide ion when phosphate ion begins to precipitate? [hydroxide] =
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![A solution contains 1.10×10-2 M calcium
acetate and 1.42×10-2 M barium nitrate.
Solid potassium sulfate is added slowly to this
mixture.
What is the concentration of barium ion when
calcium ion begins to precipitate?
[Ba2+] =
A solution contains 1.16x10-2 M potassium
hydroxide and 9.87×10-3 M sodium
phosphate.
Solid zinc acetate is added slowly to this
mixture.
What is the concentration of hydroxide ion
when phosphate ion begins to precipitate?
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