Calculate concentration of species in a solution containing a complexion. In the presence of excess OH', the A13+ (aq) ion forms a hydroxide complex ion, Al(OH)4. Calculate the concentration of free Al3+ ion when 1.77x10-2 mol AI(NO3)3(s) is added to 1.00 L of solution in which [OH ] is held constant (buffered at pH 13.00). For Al(OH)4, K= 1.1x1033. (A13+) - M

Calculate concentration of species in a solution containing a complexion. In the presence of excess OH', the A13+ (aq) ion forms a hydroxide complex ion, Al(OH)4. Calculate the concentration of free Al3+ ion when 1.77x10-2 mol AI(NO3)3(s) is added to 1.00 L of solution in which [OH ] is held constant (buffered at pH 13.00). For Al(OH)4, K= 1.1x1033. (A13+) - M

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Chapter16: Solubility And Complex Ion Equilibria

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