Given a solution of 0.1 M Ag+ and 0.2M of Pb2+, (Ksp for silver oxalate = 3.5x10^-11 and ksp for lead oxalate= 8.5x10^-9) calculate the ratio of Pb2+ to Ag+ when the first trace of the more soluble precipitate starts precipitating with oxalate as precipitating agent.

Given a solution of 0.1 M Ag+ and 0.2M of Pb2+, (Ksp for silver oxalate = 3.5x10^-11 and ksp for lead oxalate= 8.5x10^-9) calculate the ratio of Pb2+ to Ag+ when the first trace of the more soluble precipitate starts precipitating with oxalate as precipitating agent.

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