Interpretation: The equilibrium concentration of sulfate ions in a 1.0 L solution of strontium sulfate to which 0.10 mol of
Concept Introduction: The expression representing the product of the concentrations of the ions each raised to the power (equal to their
Answer to Problem 36SP
The equilibrium concentration of sulfate ions in a 1.0 L solution of strontium sulfate to which 0.10 mol of
Explanation of Solution
Given;
The dissociation equation for strontium sulfate solution is represented as;
Therefore, the solubility product
One mole of strontium acetate would give one mole of strontium ion and two moles of acetate ion. Thus, 0.10 moles of strontium acetate would give 0.10 moles of strontium ions.
Now, assuming the concentration of both strontium (II) and sulfate ions be s. Now, calculate the concentration of sulfate ions as;
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