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Lead hydroxide, Pb(0H)2(s) | Pb(OH)2(s)<→Pb+2(aq)+20H-(aq) | Ksp=1.4x10-20 Kw=1.00x10-14 Water H20(aq)<→H*(aq)+0H(aq) Pb(OH)2 Molar masses 241.21 Pb 207.20 OH- 17.01 If Pb+2(aq) is controlled by the solubility of Pb(0H)2, what Pb+2(aq) concentration is expected if pH=p0H=7.00? b. What pH would be required to lower Pb+2(aq) to 2.07 ppb? a.

Lead hydroxide, Pb(0H)2(s) | Pb(OH)2(s)<→Pb+2(aq)+20H-(aq) | Ksp=1.4x10-20 Kw=1.00x10-14 Water H20(aq)<→H*(aq)+0H(aq) Pb(OH)2 Molar masses 241.21 Pb 207.20 OH- 17.01 If Pb+2(aq) is controlled by the solubility of Pb(0H)2, what Pb+2(aq) concentration is expected if pH=p0H=7.00? b. What pH would be required to lower Pb+2(aq) to 2.07 ppb? a.

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Lead hydroxide, Pb(0H)2(s) | Pb(0H)2(s)<>Pb+2(aq)+20H-(aq) | Ksp=1.4x10-20 H2O(aq)<>H*(aq)+OH-(aq) Pb(OH)2 Water Kw=1.00x10-14 Molar masses 241.21 Pb 207.20 OH- 17.01 If Pb+2(aq) is controlled by the solubility of Pb(OH)2, what Pb+2(aq) concentration is expected if pH=p0H=7.00? b. What pH would be required to lower Pb+2(aq) to 2.07 ppb? a.
Transcribed Image Text:Lead hydroxide, Pb(0H)2(s) | Pb(0H)2(s)<>Pb+2(aq)+20H-(aq) | Ksp=1.4x10-20 H2O(aq)<>H*(aq)+OH-(aq) Pb(OH)2 Water Kw=1.00x10-14 Molar masses 241.21 Pb 207.20 OH- 17.01 If Pb+2(aq) is controlled by the solubility of Pb(OH)2, what Pb+2(aq) concentration is expected if pH=p0H=7.00? b. What pH would be required to lower Pb+2(aq) to 2.07 ppb? a.
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