(a) Will the molar solubility of lead (11) Chloride solution decrease or increase? (b) What is the initial concentration of chlorine ion) Cl-. (c) Calculate for the value of "X". (d) Calculate the equilibrium concentration of Pb2+.

(a) Will the molar solubility of lead (11) Chloride solution decrease or increase? (b) What is the initial concentration of chlorine ion) Cl-. (c) Calculate for the value of "X". (d) Calculate the equilibrium concentration of Pb2+.

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A lead (II) chloride solution was mixed with 0.0240 M CaCl₂
+ Cl(aq)
Ksp = 1.41x10-9
PbCl2(s) → Pb²+ (aq)

Express your answer to 3 significant
figures.
(a) Will the molar solubility of lead (II)
chloride solution decrease or increase?
(b) What is the initial concentration of
(chlorine ion) Cl-.
(c) Calculate for the value of "X".
(d) Calculate the equilibrium concentration
of Pb2+.
(e) Calculate the equilibrium concentration
of (chlorine ion) Cl-.

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