27. Ksp(Cd(OH):(s)) = 6.4 x 10-15. Which of the following processes will DECREASE the solubility of Cd(OH)2 in Question 26? a) changing the pH of the buffer solution from 9.30 to 7.0 b) changing the pH of the buffer solution from 9.30 to 11.0 c) adding some acetic acid d) adding more water e) none of the above

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givem,
ksp
6.4 x 10 -15
pH
pH+pOH
| 4
We rmow,
%3D
OH =
14-9.3
4.7
poH = 4.7
10g [OH-] = 4.7
[ OH-] = 10- 4. 7
I OH-J =
|. 99x)0-5
concentratin
of OH -
ion
is
1.99 x10-5 m.
cd (OH)2
> cd
+ 2014-
ksp
[cd *2] a [CH -j~
-15 =
6.4x10
6.4 x1os
(1.99x165)~
->
Step 3
Icd+2]=1. 62a 1o-5 m
->
Step 4
is
1. 62a10-5 mo
-5 M
1 6 K10
(26)
Transcribed Image Text:26 givem, ksp 6.4 x 10 -15 pH pH+pOH | 4 We rmow, %3D OH = 14-9.3 4.7 poH = 4.7 10g [OH-] = 4.7 [ OH-] = 10- 4. 7 I OH-J = |. 99x)0-5 concentratin of OH - ion is 1.99 x10-5 m. cd (OH)2 > cd + 2014- ksp [cd *2] a [CH -j~ -15 = 6.4x10 6.4 x1os (1.99x165)~ -> Step 3 Icd+2]=1. 62a 1o-5 m -> Step 4 is 1. 62a10-5 mo -5 M 1 6 K10 (26)
27. Ksp(Cd(OH)2(s)) = 6.4 × 10-15. Which of the following processes will DECREASE the solubility of Cd(OH)2 in
Question 26?
a) changing the pH of the buffer solution from 9.30 to 7.0
b) changing the pH of the buffer solution from 9.30 to 11.0
c) adding some acetic acid
d) adding more water
e) none of the above
Transcribed Image Text:27. Ksp(Cd(OH)2(s)) = 6.4 × 10-15. Which of the following processes will DECREASE the solubility of Cd(OH)2 in Question 26? a) changing the pH of the buffer solution from 9.30 to 7.0 b) changing the pH of the buffer solution from 9.30 to 11.0 c) adding some acetic acid d) adding more water e) none of the above
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