The equilibrium equation for the formation of the complex PbBr42- is: Pb2+ + 4 Br = PbBr42-. Since PbBr42- is a typical complex, which of the following would you expect to be true? 1. The Kf value is small (- power of 10) 2. At equilibrium, there will be more PbBr42 than free Pb2* and Br 3. The Kf value is large (+ power of 10) 4. At equilibrium, there will be more free Pb2+ and Br than PbBr,2 O 2 only O 1 and 4 only O 1 and 2 only O 3 and 4 only 2 and 3 only

The equilibrium equation for the formation of the complex PbBr42- is: Pb2+ + 4 Br = PbBr42-. Since PbBr42- is a typical complex, which of the following would you expect to be true? 1. The Kf value is small (- power of 10) 2. At equilibrium, there will be more PbBr42 than free Pb2* and Br 3. The Kf value is large (+ power of 10) 4. At equilibrium, there will be more free Pb2+ and Br than PbBr,2 O 2 only O 1 and 4 only O 1 and 2 only O 3 and 4 only 2 and 3 only

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