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Chemistry Forums for Students => Analytical Chemistry Forum => Topic started by: VOH on September 04, 2010, 04:17:04 PM
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1. Mixture of Na2S and sodium chloride is dissolved in water and through it, was it conducted Cl2. Featured is the 0.205 g sediment. The remaining solution is acidify with nitric acid and AgNo3 was added to whiskey. Provided by the 3.560 g sediment. Calculate the mass proportion of Na2S and NaCl in the sample.
2.What volume of barium chloride concentration of 2 mol / l should be added to 100 l KNH4SO4 (C = 0.01 mol / l) to a) start a deposition sulfate b) the sulfates are quantitatively calm?
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Please read forum rules (http://www.chemicalforums.com/index.php?topic=33740.0).
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You are right. More effective is when we discuss.I resolved these two tasks, but I need help with the following: In a solution volume of 100 cm3 concentracion of Mg and Ca are the same and the amount 0.01 mol/dm3. The solution of EDTA whit 10 times higher concentration is added. Calculate concentration of Mg and Ca at the point of equivalence on pH 12. For the Ca I did over the formula for conditional stability constant and got a good solution, and for Mg as magnesium will be as much as let it sediment, I worked through the solubility product Ksp (Mg (OH) 2) = 6 * 10-10
Ksp= C(Mg2+)*C(OH-)2, Ksp=R*(2R)2=4R3 R=5.3 *10-4 R is dissolubility but I do not know how to calculate concentration for Mg.
Solution should be 2.45 *10-5 mol/dm3 .Can you help me about Mg?
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pH is 12, that defines concentration of OH-.
I resolved these two tasks
In English: you solved two questions.
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Yes, I know that. But when I insert that in equation I do not get the correct solution. :(
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Perhaps there is an error in the key and they want you to assume just another complexation equilibrium?