A) Define the “common ion effect”.  B) Give an example using chemical formulas.

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Q: Samples containing iron (II) ion can be titrated with solutions containing dichromate ion

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Q: Match the following descriptions or examples with the corresponding term. More than one description…

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A: The concentration of the solution is = 0.226 M

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A: Given is reaction is, HNO2(aq)+Ra(OH)2(aq)-->? As this is neutralization reaction , it produces…