A. Determination of Solubility and Ksp1. Consider 50 mL of a saturated solution of PBC12 at 250C.2. In one experiment, the solution was evaporated and 0.54 g of solid PBC12 wasobtained.3. Solve for the solubility (in molarity) of PbC12 at the measured temperature.4. From the solubility data, solve for the Ksp of P6C12Table 1. Determination of Solubility and KspParameterObservationVolume of saturated PbClz solutionMass of the residueTemperature of solutionSolubility of PbCl2 (in molarity)Dissociation equation for PbCl2Ksp expression for PbCl2Ksp of PbCl2I. ComputationsSolubility of PbC12 (in molarity):Ksp of PbC12

Given : Volume of saturated solution = 50 ml Mass of solid PbCl2 obtained = 0.54 g

A. Determination of Solubility and Ksp 1. Consider 50 mL of a saturated solution of PbC12 at 250C. 2. In one experiment, the solution was evaporated and 0.54 g of solid PbC12 was obtained. 3. Solve for the solubility (in molarity) of PbC12 at the measured temperature. 4. From the solubility data, solve for the Ksp of PbC12 Table 1. Determination of Solubility and Ksp Parameter Observation Volume of saturated PbCl2 solution Mass of the residue Temperature of solution Solubility of PbCl2 (in molarity) Dissociation equation for PbCl2 Ksp expression for PBCI2 Ksp of PbCl2 I. Computations Solubility of PbC12 (in molarity): Ksp of P6C12

A. Determination of Solubility and Ksp 1. Consider 50 mL of a saturated solution of PbC12 at 250C. 2. In one experiment, the solution was evaporated and 0.54 g of solid PbC12 was obtained. 3. Solve for the solubility (in molarity) of PbC12 at the measured temperature. 4. From the solubility data, solve for the Ksp of PbC12 Table 1. Determination of Solubility and Ksp Parameter Observation Volume of saturated PbCl2 solution Mass of the residue Temperature of solution Solubility of PbCl2 (in molarity) Dissociation equation for PbCl2 Ksp expression for PBCI2 Ksp of PbCl2 I. Computations Solubility of PbC12 (in molarity): Ksp of P6C12

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