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What is the minimum concentration of chloride ion
necessary to induce precipitation upon addition of
the silver nitrate solution in the procedure outlined in
the passage?
A. 4.68 x 10–9 M
B. 3.12 x 10–11 M
C. 5.20 x 10–12 M
D. 6.24 x 10–12 M
AgCl (s ) --> Ag+ (aq ) + Cl– (aq ) Ksp = 1.56 10–10
This is from a Kaplan FL (#4, Q32). The answer key wants you to use the definition of KSp and calculate [Cl-] from KSp=[Cl-][Ag+]. It's pretty straight forward after you figure out that the concentration of Ag is 1/30M from the passage. The answer is A, which means that [Cl-] and [Ag+] are different. But according to ICE box, shouldn't both ion concentrations be x so that x^2= KSp????
necessary to induce precipitation upon addition of
the silver nitrate solution in the procedure outlined in
the passage?
A. 4.68 x 10–9 M
B. 3.12 x 10–11 M
C. 5.20 x 10–12 M
D. 6.24 x 10–12 M
AgCl (s ) --> Ag+ (aq ) + Cl– (aq ) Ksp = 1.56 10–10
This is from a Kaplan FL (#4, Q32). The answer key wants you to use the definition of KSp and calculate [Cl-] from KSp=[Cl-][Ag+]. It's pretty straight forward after you figure out that the concentration of Ag is 1/30M from the passage. The answer is A, which means that [Cl-] and [Ag+] are different. But according to ICE box, shouldn't both ion concentrations be x so that x^2= KSp????