A A process called selective precipitation allowsfor one ion to be removed from a solution containingother ions, with only the ion of interest beingprecipitated out of solution. This process is used in thepurification of drinking water. The process occurs byselecting an ion and then carefully controlling itsconcentration in the solution.A solution contains 0.010 mol/L silver ions, Ag+ (aq),and 0.010 mol/L strontium ions, Sr²+ (aq).a. Which ion will precipitate out first when a dilutesolution of potassium chromate, K₂CrO₂(aq),is added to the mixture? (Hint: Use Ksp valuesfor the two solids that form to determine theconcentrations of chromate ion, CrO₂ (aq), neededfor each solid to form.)b. What percentage of the ion that precipitates firstwill remain unprecipitated when the second ionstarts to precipitate?

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9.A A process called selective precipitation allows for one ion to be removed from a solution containing other ions, with only the ion of interest being precipitated out of solution. This process is used in the purification of drinking water. The process occurs by selecting an ion and then carefully controlling its concentration in the solution. A solution contains 0.010 mol/L silver ions, Ag¹(aq), and 0.010 mol/L strontium ions, Sr²+ (aq). a. Which ion will precipitate out first when a dilute solution of potassium chromate, K₂CrO₂(aq), is added to the mixture? (Hint: Use Ksp values for the two solids that form to determine the concentrations of chromate ion, CrO, (aq), needed for each solid to form.) b. What percentage of the ion that precipitates first will remain unprecipitated when the second ion starts to precipitate?

9.A A process called selective precipitation allows for one ion to be removed from a solution containing other ions, with only the ion of interest being precipitated out of solution. This process is used in the purification of drinking water. The process occurs by selecting an ion and then carefully controlling its concentration in the solution. A solution contains 0.010 mol/L silver ions, Ag¹(aq), and 0.010 mol/L strontium ions, Sr²+ (aq). a. Which ion will precipitate out first when a dilute solution of potassium chromate, K₂CrO₂(aq), is added to the mixture? (Hint: Use Ksp values for the two solids that form to determine the concentrations of chromate ion, CrO, (aq), needed for each solid to form.) b. What percentage of the ion that precipitates first will remain unprecipitated when the second ion starts to precipitate?

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