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A solution contains 1.05×102 M zinc acetate and 1.04x102 M nickel(II) nitrate.
Solid sodium cyanide is added slowly to this mixture.
A. What is the formula of the substance that precipitates first?
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B. What is the concentration of cyanide ion when this precipitation first begins?
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A solution contains 1.05×102 M zinc acetate and 1.04x102 M nickel(II) nitrate.
Solid sodium cyanide is added slowly to this mixture.
A. What is the formula of the substance that precipitates first?
formula =
B. What is the concentration of cyanide ion when this precipitation first begins?
[CN] =
M
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