3.A favorite reaction is calcite dissolution:CaCO3() + Ca2+ + CO3?-_K. = 10-8.3а)Will the solid form or dissolve as we approach a thermal vent deep in the Pacific Ocean?b)At equilibrium, what is the change in the CO;2 concentration (EXRN) if the temperatureincreases from 5 to 20-C? Assume the [Ca+] = 0.001 M at both temperatures.

ANSWER : (a) Solid will be formed as we approach vent deep in the pacific Ocean. (b) Concentration…

A favorite reaction is calcite dissolution: CACO36) -→ Ca?+ + CO??- K = 10-83 Will the solid form or dissolve as we approach a thermal vent deep in the Pacific Ocean? At equilibrium, what is the change in the CO32 concentration (EXPN) if the temperature cases from 5 to 20-C? Assume the [Ca²*] = 0.001 M at both temperatures.

A favorite reaction is calcite dissolution: CACO36) -→ Ca?+ + CO??- K = 10-83 Will the solid form or dissolve as we approach a thermal vent deep in the Pacific Ocean? At equilibrium, what is the change in the CO32 concentration (EXPN) if the temperature cases from 5 to 20-C? Assume the [Ca²*] = 0.001 M at both temperatures.

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation

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ISBN:9781285199030

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter17: Equilibrium

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