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If a 0.100 M solution of NaOH is added to a solution containing 0.200 M Ni2+,...

If a 0.100 M solution of NaOH is added to a solution containing 0.200 M Ni2+, 0.200 M Ce3+, and 0.200 M Cu2+, which metal hydroxides will precipitate first and last, respectively? Ksp for Ni(OH)2 is 6.0x10?16, for Ce (OH)3 is 6.0 x 10?22, and for Cu(OH)2 is 4.8x10?20.

A) Ni(OH)2 first, Cu(OH)2 last
B) Cu(OH)2 first, Ni(OH)2 last
C) Ni(OH)2 first, Ce(OH)3 last
D) Cu(OH)2 first, Ce(OH)3 last
E) Ce(OH)3 first, Cu(OH)2 last

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For Ni(OH)2 <-----------------> Ni2+ +2OH-

Ksp = 6.0x10-16

[Ni2+] = 0.200M , [OH-] = 0.100M

Hence ionic product(IP) = [Ni2+]x[OH-]2 = 0.200x(0.100)2 = 0.00200 M2

Since IP>Ksp,  precipitation will occur.

Now [OH-] required to precipitate Ni(OH)2 can be calculated as

Ksp [Ni(OH)2] =   [Ni2+]x[OH-]2 =  6.0x10-16

=> [OH-] = [(6.0x10-16)/0.200]1/2 = 5.48x10-8 M

For Ce(OH)3 <-----------------> Ce3+ +3OH-

Ksp = 6.0x10-22

[Ce3+] = 0.200M , [OH-] = 0.100M

Hence ionic product(IP) = [Ce3+]x[OH-]3 = 0.200x(0.100)3 = 0.000200 M3

Since IP>Ksp,  precipitation will occur.

Now [OH-] required to precipitate Ce(OH)3 can be calculated as

Ksp [Ce(OH)3] =   [Ce3+]x[OH-]3 = 6.0x10-22

=> [OH-] = [(6.0x10-22)/0.200]1/3 = 1.44x10-7 M

For Cu(OH)2 <-----------------> Cu2+ +2OH-

Ksp = 4.8x10-20

[Cu2+] = 0.200M , [OH-] = 0.100M

Hence ionic product(IP) = [Cu2+]x[OH-]2  = 0.200x(0.100)2 = 0.00200 M2

Since IP>Ksp,  precipitation will occur.

Now [OH-] required to precipitate Cu(OH)2 can be calculated as

Ksp [Cu(OH)2] =   [Cu2+]x[OH-]2 = 4.8x10-20

=> [OH-] = [(4.8x10-20)/0.200]1/2 = 4.90x10-10

Lowest the concentration of OH- required fastest will be the precipitation.

Hence Cu(OH)2 requires the lowest [OH-](4.90x10-10 M) and will precipitate first.

and Ce(OH)3 requires highest concentration(1.44x10-7 M), it will precipitate last.

Hence D is the correct option.


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