Given 100 mL of a solution that contains 0.80 mM Ag* and 0.80 mM Cu*, can the two metals be separat by selective precipitation as the insoluble bromide salts by adding 10 mL of an 8.0 mM solution of KBr? values are 6.27 x 10-9 for CuBr and 5.35 x 10-13 for AgBr. What range of [Br] (minimum and maximum will separate the ions?

Given 100 mL of a solution that contains 0.80 mM Ag* and 0.80 mM Cu*, can the two metals be separat by selective precipitation as the insoluble bromide salts by adding 10 mL of an 8.0 mM solution of KBr? values are 6.27 x 10-9 for CuBr and 5.35 x 10-13 for AgBr. What range of [Br] (minimum and maximum will separate the ions?

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