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Question 1
Calculate the percent dissociation of HF (Ka=3.5×10−4) in:
a. 0.050 M HF
b. 0.50 M HF
Question 2
What concentration of the lead ion, Pb2+, must be exceeded to precipitate PbCl2 from a solution that is 1.00×10−2 M in the chloride ion, Cl−? Ksp for lead(II) chloride is 1.17×10−5 .
Express your answer with the appropriate units.
HF dissociates as
HF+ H2O-------->F- + H3O+
Ka= [F-] [H3O+]/[HF]
1. When 0.05F HF is taken, preparing ICE Table ( x= drop in concentration of HF)
Component Initial concentration change Equilibrium concentration
HF 0.05M -x 0.05-x
F- 0 x x
H3O+ 0 x x
Ka= x2/(0.05-x) = 3.5*10-4, when this equation is solved using solver, x=1.31*10-2,
pH= -log [H3O+]= 2.88
% dissociation = 100*1.31*10-2/ 0.05 =26.2%
when 0.5M HF is taken, the ICE Table becomes
Component Initial concentration change Equilibrium concentration
HF 0.5M -x 0.5-x
F- 0 x x
H3O+ 0 x x
Ka= x2/(0.5-x)= 3.5*10-4, when solved using excel, x =0.013, pH= 1.88
% ionization = 100*0.013/0.5=2.6%
3. PbCl2---------> Pb+2+ 2Cl-
KSp= [Pb+2] [Cl-]2
1.17*10-5= [Pb+2] *(0.01)2=
[Pb+2]= 0.117M