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Will a precipiate of BaSO4(s) form when various concentrations and volumes of BaCl2(aq) and Na2SO4(aq) are mixed?
BaSO4 Ksp = 1.1 x 10−10 Μ
Remember to account for the total volume in determinting the new concentration of each ion when the solutions are mixed.
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1) [Ba+2] = 100x4x10-3/400 =1x10-3 M and [SO4] = 300x6.0x10-4 /400= 4.5x10-4 M
Thus Ionic product = (1x10-3 M ) ( 4.5x10-4 )
= 4.5x10-7
since ionic product > Ksp . precipitation occurs.
2)
[Ba+2] = 500x4x10-6/1000 =2x10-6 M and [SO4] = 500x6.0x10-6/1000= 3.0x10-6 M
Thus Ionic product = (2x10-6 M ) ( 3x10-6 )
= 6x10-12
since IP < ksp no precipitation occurs.
3)
[Ba+2] = 200x4x10-2/700 =1.14x10-2M and [SO4] = 500x6.0x10-6 /400= 7.5x10-6M
Thus Ionic product = (1.14x10-2 M ) ( 7.5x10-6 )
= 8.55x10-8
since IP > Ksp precipitation occurs.
4)
[Ba+2] = 250x4x10-5/500 =2x10-5 M and [SO4] = 250x6.0x10-10 /500= 3x10-10M
Thus Ionic product = (2x10-5M ) ( 3x10-10)
= 6x10-15
since IP < Ksp no precipitation occurs.