A concentration cell was prepared at 25 °C; one cell compartment contained Pb(C2H3O2)2(aq) and was connected by a salt bridge to a compartment containing Pb¹2(aq) in saturated 0.050 M Na2SO4(aq). The measured voltage is 0.205 V. a. Write the Ksp expression for PbSO4. b. Use the Nerst Equation to solve the value of Q in the concentration cell. c. From the value of Q and the known [Pb+2]high, solve the diluted equilibrium [Pb*2]ow. Note: [Pb+2]ow is the equilibrium concentration. d. Using the value of diluted [Pb+2Jeq and the saturated [SO42] determine Ksp.

A concentration cell was prepared at 25 °C; one cell compartment contained Pb(C2H3O2)2(aq) and was connected by a salt bridge to a compartment containing Pb¹2(aq) in saturated 0.050 M Na2SO4(aq). The measured voltage is 0.205 V. a. Write the Ksp expression for PbSO4. b. Use the Nerst Equation to solve the value of Q in the concentration cell. c. From the value of Q and the known [Pb+2]high, solve the diluted equilibrium [Pb*2]ow. Note: [Pb+2]ow is the equilibrium concentration. d. Using the value of diluted [Pb+2Jeq and the saturated [SO42] determine Ksp.

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