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![A solution contains 1.25x10-2 M iron(II) acetate and 9.25x103 M cobalt(II) nitrate.
Solid sodium carbonate is added slowly to this mixture.
What is the concentration of cobalt(II) ion when iron(II) ion begins to precipitate?
[Co²¹] =
M
A solution contains 9.75×103 M sodium carbonate and 1.47x102 M potassium bromide.
Solid silver acetate is added slowly to this mixture.
What is the concentration of bromide ion when carbonate ion begins to precipitate?
[bromide]
M
A solution contains 6.11x10-3 M potassium hydroxide and 1.18x102 M potassium sulfide.
Solid nickel(II) acetate is added slowly to this mixture.
What is the concentration of sulfide ion when hydroxide ion begins to precipitate?
[sulfide]
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Transcribed Image Text:A solution contains 1.25x10-2 M iron(II) acetate and 9.25x103 M cobalt(II) nitrate.
Solid sodium carbonate is added slowly to this mixture.
What is the concentration of cobalt(II) ion when iron(II) ion begins to precipitate?
[Co²¹] =
M
A solution contains 9.75×103 M sodium carbonate and 1.47x102 M potassium bromide.
Solid silver acetate is added slowly to this mixture.
What is the concentration of bromide ion when carbonate ion begins to precipitate?
[bromide]
M
A solution contains 6.11x10-3 M potassium hydroxide and 1.18x102 M potassium sulfide.
Solid nickel(II) acetate is added slowly to this mixture.
What is the concentration of sulfide ion when hydroxide ion begins to precipitate?
[sulfide]
M
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