D Question 14 A mixture contains 0.0100 M of both Ba2+ ions and Pb2+ ions. If NaF is slowly added to the solution, The minimum concentration of F required to precipitate the first ion i✔ [ Select] 0.0200 M 0.490 M 0.0000200 M 0.0490 M 0.000490 M 0.00200 M The percentage of the first ion remaining in solution when the second Question 15 [Select] [Select] would start precipitating first?

D Question 14 A mixture contains 0.0100 M of both Ba2+ ions and Pb2+ ions. If NaF is slowly added to the solution, The minimum concentration of F required to precipitate the first ion i✔ [ Select] 0.0200 M 0.490 M 0.0000200 M 0.0490 M 0.000490 M 0.00200 M The percentage of the first ion remaining in solution when the second Question 15 [Select] [Select] would start precipitating first?

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Chapter15: Solubility And Complex Lon Equilibria

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