Help please! 3. Assume that a student places 1.0 mol of solid Pblz in 1.0 L of water. Part of the lead iodide dissolvesaccording to the following reactionPblau + Pb"g) + 21aAfter allowing the solution to sit for 30 minutes the studer0.0052 M. What is the Pb concentration?determines that the iodide concentration was (1) =des

Number of moles of PbI2 = 1 Mole Volume of water = 1L Concentration of [I- ] = 0.0052M

3. Assume that a student places 1.0 mol of solid Pbla in 1.0 Lof water. Part of the lead iodide dissolves according to the following reaction Pblau - Pb+ 21m After allowing the solution to sit for 30 minutes the student determines that the iodide concentration was [1]= 0.0052 M. What is the Pb concentration? des

3. Assume that a student places 1.0 mol of solid Pbla in 1.0 Lof water. Part of the lead iodide dissolves according to the following reaction Pblau - Pb+ 21m After allowing the solution to sit for 30 minutes the student determines that the iodide concentration was [1]= 0.0052 M. What is the Pb concentration? des

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