Q1) In titration of the solution containing 0.1 Molar of I and 0.1 Molar of Cro,, with the solution of 0.1 molar of Ag+, what is the titration error in first step? If the end point of first titration will be taken on the precipitation of Ag.Cro, KSP(Ag.Cro.)=1012 KSP(Agl) = 101 %3D

Q1) In titration of the solution containing 0.1 Molar of I and 0.1 Molar of Cro,, with the solution of 0.1 molar of Ag+, what is the titration error in first step? If the end point of first titration will be taken on the precipitation of Ag.Cro, KSP(Ag.Cro.)=1012 KSP(Agl) = 101 %3D

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Q1) in titration of the solution containing 0.1 Molar of I and 0.1 Molar of Cro,", with the solution
of 0.1 mołar of Ag+, what is the titration error in first step? if the end point of first titration will be
taken on the precipitation of Ag.Cro,
KSP(Ag,Cro,)=101n
KSP(Agi) = 10
Q2) Q2) How much mole of NH, to be added to 500 ml of the solution with pH-8.9 to dissolve 5x10
* of ABSCN?
PKSP(AGSCN)=12 , PKa(NH.") =9.2, PKdAg(NH,)*/Ag+=7.2

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