You have a solution containing (7.0x10^-1) mol L1 F ions and (1.0x10^-1) mol L-1SO.2- ions. To this solution you gradually add solid Ba(NO3)2 to precipitate theanions. Determine the concentration of SO42 (in mol L) when BaF2 just starts toprecipitate. Assume negligible volume change. (Ksp(BaF2) = 2.45 x 10-5; Ksp(BaSO4)= 1.07 x 10-10)%3D%3DNote: Your answer is assumed to be reduced to the highest power possible.Your Answer:Mx10Answerunits

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You have a solution containing (7.0x10^-1) mol L- F ions and (1.0x10^-1) mol L-1 SO,2- ions. To this solution you gradually add solid Ba(NO3)2 to precipitate the anions. Determine the concentration of SO4 (in mol L1) when BaF2 just starts to 2- precipitate. Assume negligible volume change. (Ksp(BaF2) = 2.45 x 10-5; Ksp(BaSO4) 1.07 x 1010) %3D Note: Your answer is assumed to be reduced to the highest power possible. Your Answer: M x10 Answer units

You have a solution containing (7.0x10^-1) mol L- F ions and (1.0x10^-1) mol L-1 SO,2- ions. To this solution you gradually add solid Ba(NO3)2 to precipitate the anions. Determine the concentration of SO4 (in mol L1) when BaF2 just starts to 2- precipitate. Assume negligible volume change. (Ksp(BaF2) = 2.45 x 10-5; Ksp(BaSO4) 1.07 x 1010) %3D Note: Your answer is assumed to be reduced to the highest power possible. Your Answer: M x10 Answer units

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Chapter13: Solutions And Their Behavior

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