According to Demostration 6-1 in p. 133 of your textbook, when Q< Ksp, no precipitation is observed. Given that the Ksp of NaCl is 13.7, calculate the Q when 1/3 of a test tube of 6 M of HCI is added to an identical volume of saturated solution of NaCl. Assume that volumes are additive. The Q is 7 which is smaller than 13.7. [Just write answer in one significant figure]

According to Demostration 6-1 in p. 133 of your textbook, when Q< Ksp, no precipitation is observed. Given that the Ksp of NaCl is 13.7, calculate the Q when 1/3 of a test tube of 6 M of HCI is added to an identical volume of saturated solution of NaCl. Assume that volumes are additive. The Q is 7 which is smaller than 13.7. [Just write answer in one significant figure]

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