To 64 ml of an 0.015 mM solution of potassium bromide a 2.0 μM solution of silver(1) nitrate is added. (a) Determine if precipitation takes place if 72 ml of the silver(1) nitrate solution are added. Bestimmen Sie, ob es bei Zugabe von 72 ml der Silber(1)-nitrat-Lösung zur Föllung kommt. Kup(silver(1) bromide/Silber(1)-bromid) = 5.4-10¹ mol²-1² Calculate the amount of solid silver(1) chloride that still can be added (until precipitation starts)/precipitates from the solution

To 64 ml of an 0.015 mM solution of potassium bromide a 2.0 μM solution of silver(1) nitrate is added. (a) Determine if precipitation takes place if 72 ml of the silver(1) nitrate solution are added. Bestimmen Sie, ob es bei Zugabe von 72 ml der Silber(1)-nitrat-Lösung zur Föllung kommt. Kup(silver(1) bromide/Silber(1)-bromid) = 5.4-10¹ mol²-1² Calculate the amount of solid silver(1) chloride that still can be added (until precipitation starts)/precipitates from the solution

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter17: Complexation And Precipitation Reactions And Titrations

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