a) Two solutions are mixed to form lead (II) sulfate. The concentration of lead ion is 3.5x10°Mand the concentration of sulfate ion is 2.3×10°M. Calculate the Q of this solution and determineif a precipitate forms. Kp of PbSO,=1.82x10*.5)b) In what type of solution would BaF, be more soluble? When would it be less soluble?

5) a) When , ionic product > solubility product then, the solution is super saturated and the…

Answered: a) Two solutions are mixed to form lead…

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