Question 1 Lithium carbonate Ksp= 8.15x10^-4 4.Discuss possible sources of error that would account for a discrepancy of greater than 10%.Questions:1.If the concentration of [Li*] were doubled (say, by adding a highly soluble Li salt such as Lil), whatwould be the new concentration of [CO3] in the saturated solution?2. If the concentration of [CO3²] were doubled (say, by adding a highly soluble carbonate salt such asCs₂CO3), what would be the new concentration of [Li*] in the saturated solution? Why is the effectless than in question 1?3. Strontium sulfate has the formula SrSO4. Write an expression for its Ksp in terms of [Sr²*] and

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ssible sources of error that would account for a discrepancy of greater than 10%. ntration of [Li*] were doubled (say, by adding a highly soluble Li salt such as Lil), what e new concentration of [CO32] in the saturated solution? tration of [CO3²] were doubled (say, by adding a highly soluble carbonate salt such as t would be the new concentration of [Li] in the saturated solution? Why is the effect uestion 1? fate has the formula SrSO4. Write an expression for its Ksp in terms of [Sr] anc

ssible sources of error that would account for a discrepancy of greater than 10%. ntration of [Li*] were doubled (say, by adding a highly soluble Li salt such as Lil), what e new concentration of [CO32] in the saturated solution? tration of [CO3²] were doubled (say, by adding a highly soluble carbonate salt such as t would be the new concentration of [Li] in the saturated solution? Why is the effect uestion 1? fate has the formula SrSO4. Write an expression for its Ksp in terms of [Sr] anc

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