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A solution contains 0.0130 M Pb2 +(aq) and 0.0130 M Sr2+(aq). If you add SO-(aq), what will be the concentration of Pb2 +(aq) when SRSO,(s) begins to precipitate?

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McQuarrie • Rock Gallogly
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A solution contains 0.0130 M Pb²+ (aq) and 0.0130 M Sr2 +(aq). If you add SO (aq), what will be the concentration of
Pb2 +(aq) when SrSO,(s) begins to precipitate?
[Pb**) =
M
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