Only 1.3x10-6 moles of lead sulfate PbSO4 can be dissolved in 100 mL of a solution of sodium sulfate Na2SO4 at 0.001 mol.L-¹. 1- What is the solubility product of PbSO4? 2- 20 mL of a solution of lead nitrate Pb(NO3)2 at 2×10-4 mol.L-¹ are added to 80 mL of a solution of sodium sulfate at 0.001 mol.L-1. Is it possible for lead sulfate to precipitate under these conditions? Sulfuric acid is considered as a strong diprotic acid. 1.3x10-8; 2) PbSO4 precipitates The answer : 1) Ks -

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Only 1.3x10-6 moles of lead sulfate PbSO4 can be dissolved in 100 mL of a solution of sodium
sulfate Na2SO4 at 0.001 mol.L-¹.
1- What is the solubility product of PbSO4?
2- 20 mL of a solution of lead nitrate Pb(NO3)2 at 2×10-4 mol.L-¹ are added to 80 mL of
a solution of sodium sulfate at 0.001 mol.L-¹. Is it possible for lead sulfate to precipitate
under these conditions? Sulfuric acid is considered as a strong diprotic acid.
The answer :
1) Ks = 1.3×10-8; 2) PbSO4 precipitates
Transcribed Image Text:Only 1.3x10-6 moles of lead sulfate PbSO4 can be dissolved in 100 mL of a solution of sodium sulfate Na2SO4 at 0.001 mol.L-¹. 1- What is the solubility product of PbSO4? 2- 20 mL of a solution of lead nitrate Pb(NO3)2 at 2×10-4 mol.L-¹ are added to 80 mL of a solution of sodium sulfate at 0.001 mol.L-¹. Is it possible for lead sulfate to precipitate under these conditions? Sulfuric acid is considered as a strong diprotic acid. The answer : 1) Ks = 1.3×10-8; 2) PbSO4 precipitates
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