Addition of Bismuth nitrate water solution to weak solution of Potassium iodide leads to precipitation in case of: C (Bi ³*)· C°(J)>K,(Bi J;) C(Bi) C (J)>K,( BiJ;) C( Bi )-C(J) = K,( BiJ;) C (Bi³")•C°(J)

Addition of Bismuth nitrate water solution to weak solution of Potassium iodide leads to precipitation in case of: C (Bi ³*)· C°(J)>K,(Bi J;) C(Bi) C (J)>K,( BiJ;) C( Bi )-C(J) = K,( BiJ;) C (Bi³")•C°(J)

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Chapter16: Spontaneity Of Reaction

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Addition of Bismuth nitrate water solution to weak solution of Potassium iodide
leads to precipitation in case of:
C (Bi ³*)· C'(J)>K, (Bi J;)
C(Bỉ")' ·C (J)>K,°( BiJ;)
- 3+3
C( Bi )·C(J) = K,°( BiJ;)
C (Bỉ*)-C*(J)<K,( BiJ;)
3+

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