Chapter 6: Q3TY (page 132)
Use Table 6-1 to find the in water at and at.
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in the water at and at are found to be and , respectively.
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Chapter 6: Q3TY (page 132)
Use Table 6-1 to find the in water at and at.
in the water at and at are found to be and , respectively.
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Reaction 6-8 is allowed to come to equilibrium in a solution initially containing, and 1.00MH+. To find the concentrations at equilibrium, we construct the table at the bottom of the page showing initial and final concentrations. We use the stoichiometry coefficients of the reaction to say that if of are created, then we must also make x mol of and 8x mol of H+. To produce x mol of , we must have consumed x mol of and 2x mol of Cr3+.
(a) Write the equilibrium constant expression that you would use to solve for x to find the concentrations at equilibrium. Do not try to solve the equation.
(b) Because , we suppose that the reaction will go nearly "to completion." That is, we expect both the concentration of and to be close to 0.00500M an equilibrium. (Why?) That is, . With this value of and . However, we cannot say , because there must be some small concentration of at equilibrium. Write for the concentration of and solve for . The limiting reagent in this example is . The reaction uses up before consuming .
Findin a solution saturated with if is fixed at . Note that gives 1mol of 4 mol for of .
Write the reaction of Given that the value for is calculate for.
The planet Aragonose (which is made mostly of the mineral
aragonite, or ) has an atmosphere containing methane and
carbon dioxide, each at a pressure of 0.10 bar. The oceans are
saturated with aragonite and have a concentration of equal to
. Given the following equilibria, calculate how many
grams of calcium are contained in 2.00 L of Aragonose seawater.
Don’t panic! Reverse the first reaction, add all the reactions
together, and see what cancels.
A solution contains and . Can 99%of be precipitated by sulphate without precipitating? What will be the concentration ofwhenbegins to precipitate?
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