5. When solid PbCl2 is added to 3.00 M sodium acetate, a trigonal planar complex ion forms between thelead ion and the acetate ion.a. Write the formula and name for the complex ion.b. In 3.00 M sodium acetate, PbCl2 has a solubility of 0.383 M. Calculate Kr for the complex ion.Answer:

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5. When solid PbCl2 is added to 3.00 M sodium acetate, a trigonal planar complex ion forms between the
lead ion and the acetate ion.
a. Write the formula and name for the complex ion.
b. In 3.00 M sodium acetate, PbCl2 has a solubility of 0.383 M. Calculate Kr for the complex ion.
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