ANSWER ONLY D & E PLEASE a) Consider the sparingly soluble salt lead(II) sulfate. Write a balanced chemical equationshowing the dissolution of lead(I) sulfate.b) Given the following information, provide the net reaction for the spontaneous reactionand determine the cell potential under standard conditions that would occur from thesetwo half-reactions:Pb2 (aq) + 2e- → Pb(s)E°red = -0.1262 V%3DPBSO4(s) + 2e- → Pb(s) + SO42(aq)E°red =-0.3505 Vc) Calculate the equilibrium constant at 283K (10.° C) for the spontaneous redox reactionyou wrote in part b.d) Using only the information provided in this problem, calculate the solubility productconstant of lead(II) sulfate at 10. °C.e) Is the dissolution of lead(II) sulfate at 10. °C thermodynamically favorable? Justify yourresponse by determining AG°rxn at 10. °C, using only the information provided ordetermined in this problem.

Lead sulphate is a sparingly soluble salt . Its solubility product is given in step 2.

d) Using only the information provided in this problem, calculate the solubility product constant of lead(II) sulfate at 10. °C. e) Is the dissolution of lead(II) sulfate at 10. °C thermodynamically favorable? Justify your response by determining AG°rxn at 10. °C, using only the information provided or determined in this problem.

d) Using only the information provided in this problem, calculate the solubility product constant of lead(II) sulfate at 10. °C. e) Is the dissolution of lead(II) sulfate at 10. °C thermodynamically favorable? Justify your response by determining AG°rxn at 10. °C, using only the information provided or determined in this problem.

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