1) The molar solubility of silver sulfate in a 0.135 M ammonium sulfate solution is M.
2) The molar solubility of lead phosphate in a 0.154 M lead acetate solution is M.
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1) molar solubility of silver sulfate :
Ksp = [Ag+]² [SO4]
Let molar solubility = x, so
Ksp = (2x)² (x)= 1.2 x 10^ -5
Given that 0.135 M ammonium sulfate
(NH4)2 SO4 = 2 NH4+ + SO4^2-
So SO4^2- = 0.135
Ksp = (2x)² (x + 0.44 M)
Make the same assumptions here as for part b.:
1.2 x 10^ -5 = (2x)² (0.135 M);
1.2 x 10^ -5/(0.135 M); = 4x²
4x²= 8.89*10^-5
x²=8.89*10^-5 /4
x²=2.23*10^-5 taking under root;
x= 4.71*10^-3 M
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