Type your answer in the box provided in three significant figures (e.g.,0.123). Answers in scientific notation must be written using the format:e, with no spaces in between (e.g., 1.23e-45,1.23e45). No need for units. If Canvas drops your last zero digit/s, it isOKAY. (e.g. 1.20 to 1.2).For nos. 36 -37, consider a scenario wherein a solution containing6.25x10-3 M of S2- and 5.63x10 3 M of Pb2+ was prepared.PbS Pb2+ + S2.36. Calculate the Qsp of the mixture.QspOsp =37. In the given scenario, will a precipitate (Ksp 3x10-25) form?

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For nos. 36 37, consider a scenario wherein a solution containing 6.25x10-3 M of S2- and 5.63x10-3 M of Pb2+ was prepared. PbS Pb2+ + S2- 36. Calculate the Qsp of the mixture. Qsp = 37. In the given scenario, will a precipitate (Ksp = 3x10-26) form?

For nos. 36 37, consider a scenario wherein a solution containing 6.25x10-3 M of S2- and 5.63x10-3 M of Pb2+ was prepared. PbS Pb2+ + S2- 36. Calculate the Qsp of the mixture. Qsp = 37. In the given scenario, will a precipitate (Ksp = 3x10-26) form?

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Type your answer in the box provided in three significant figures (e.g.,
0.123). Answers in scientific notation must be written using the format:
<value>e<exponent>, with no spaces in between (e.g., 1.23e-45,
1.23e45). No need for units. If Canvas drops your last zero digit/s, it is
OKAY. (e.g. 1.20 to 1.2).
For nos. 36 -37, consider a scenario wherein a solution containing
6.25x10-3 M of S2- and 5.63x10 3 M of Pb2+ was prepared.
PbS Pb2+ + S2.
36. Calculate the Qsp of the mixture.
Qsp
Osp =
37. In the given scenario, will a precipitate (Ksp 3x10-25) form?

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