The overall formation constant for Hgl is 1.0 x 10". What is the concentration of Hg in 500.0 ml. of a solution that was originally 0.10 M Hg" and 0.78 MI? The reaction is: Hg (ag) + 41 (ag)Hgl, (ag) 4.7x10-31 6.9 x10-31 1.8x10 30 2.6x1031 4.8x10-30

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The overall formation constant for Hgl is 1.0 x 100. What is the concentration of
Hg* in 500.0 mL of a solution that was originally 0.10 M Hg and 0.78 MI? The
reaction is:
Hg (aq) + 41 (ag) = Hgl, (ag)
4.7x10-31
6.9 x10-31
1.8x10 30
2.6x10-31
4.8x10-30
Transcribed Image Text:The overall formation constant for Hgl is 1.0 x 100. What is the concentration of Hg* in 500.0 mL of a solution that was originally 0.10 M Hg and 0.78 MI? The reaction is: Hg (aq) + 41 (ag) = Hgl, (ag) 4.7x10-31 6.9 x10-31 1.8x10 30 2.6x10-31 4.8x10-30
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