How do I solve D, E, and F? NAMIPERequilibnum molar of Lafs, =S12. Answer the Questions that followWrite the Ksp expression for the dissolution of lanthanum iodate, La(I0,)La(IO,), La3 (ag) t 3105 (aq)solu bilitya.3sKspe the molar solubility of lanthanum iodate, La(IO,)., which has a Ksp of 7.5 x 1012ksp= 2754b.Ksp = 1,5 x ID-12esp = 2754Molar sdubility of Lalto),= 7.216 K10-6 M2子c.uld happen to the mass of solid La(IO,), in the container at equilibrium if a smallai. unt 1.0 M HCI were added? Justify your response.Lal10.)3 (5) Flast + 3LO5 10+H+ HIO3due to this cauilibrium,Esp of La(t0,ls willSlignrly inceasese you added just 5.00 grams of lanthanum iodate, La(IO,)), to 1.00L of water at this sameHCId. 2temperature. Would it all dissolve? Why or why not?e. Sodium iodate, NalO,, is a strong electrolyte. Calculate the molar solubility La(IO,), in asolution that already contains 0.20 M sodium iodate.9f Complete this chemical reaction and balance (see previous parts of this question if needed)La(NO,); (aq)+ NaIO, (aq) →1.i.Write the net ionic equation.Suppose 10 mL. 0.20 M NalO, reacts with 100, mL of 3.0 x 10 M La(NO,), Determinethe limiting reactant (don't be afraid of using an ICE table!)ii.iv.Will any La(IO,)a precipitate? Why or why not.

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d. 2 ae you added just 5.00 grams of lanthanum iodate, La(IO,), to 1.00L of water at this same temperature. Would it all dissolve? Why or why not? Sodium iodate, NalO,, is a strong electrolyte. Calculate the molar solubility La(10,), in a solution that already contains 0.20 M sodium iodate. e. 9. f Complete this chemical reaction and balance (see previous parts of this question if needed) La(NO,), (aq) + NalO, (aq) 1. ii. Write the net ionic equation. Suppose 10 mL. 0.20 M NalO, reacts with 100, mL of 3.0 x 10 M La(NO,), Determine il. the limiting reactant (don't be afraid of using an ICE table!) iv. Will any La(10,), precipitate? Why or why not.

d. 2 ae you added just 5.00 grams of lanthanum iodate, La(IO,), to 1.00L of water at this same temperature. Would it all dissolve? Why or why not? Sodium iodate, NalO,, is a strong electrolyte. Calculate the molar solubility La(10,), in a solution that already contains 0.20 M sodium iodate. e. 9. f Complete this chemical reaction and balance (see previous parts of this question if needed) La(NO,), (aq) + NalO, (aq) 1. ii. Write the net ionic equation. Suppose 10 mL. 0.20 M NalO, reacts with 100, mL of 3.0 x 10 M La(NO,), Determine il. the limiting reactant (don't be afraid of using an ICE table!) iv. Will any La(10,), precipitate? Why or why not.

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