0.986635g of BaCO3is dissolved in 1.00dm3 water at 800C. the solutiorwas then cooled down to 250C.Given that the Ksp of BaCO3 0g in water is 2.58x10-9 at 250C,determine with an explanation whether or not a precipitate will form at 250C.ーと

Given: Ksp of BaCO3 at 25 °C =2.58 x 10-9

0.986635g of BaCO3 is dissolved in 1.00dm3 water at 800C. the solution was then cooled down to 250C. Given that the Ksp of BaCO3c08 in water is 2.58x10-9 at 250C, determine with an explanation whether or not a precipitate will form at 250C.

0.986635g of BaCO3 is dissolved in 1.00dm3 water at 800C. the solution was then cooled down to 250C. Given that the Ksp of BaCO3c08 in water is 2.58x10-9 at 250C, determine with an explanation whether or not a precipitate will form at 250C.

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0.986635g of BaCO3
is dissolved in 1.00dm3 water at 800C. the solutior
was then cooled down to 250C.
Given that the Ksp of BaCO3 0g in water is 2.58x10-9 at 250C,
determine with an explanation whether or not a precipitate will form at 250C.
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