A solution contains 0.031 M Hg3* and 0.027 M Pb²+. If you add CI¯, Hg,Cl, and PbCl, will begin to precipitate.What is the concentration of Cl¯ required, in molarity, when Hg,Cl, precipitation begins?concentration of Cl¯ =M* TOOLSWhat is the concentration X10'when Hg, Cl, precipitation is 99.99% complete?concentration of Cl¯ =MWhat is the concentration of CI¯ required, in molarity, when PbCl, precipitation begins?concentration of Cl¯ =M What is the concentration of CI¯ required, in molarity, when PbCl, precipitation is 99.99% complete?concentration of Cl¯ =MFinally, give the CI" concentration range in which Hg3+ can be completely separated from Pb2+ by precipitation.Give the lowest Cl¯ concentration for the separation of Hg+ from Pb2+.concentration of CIMGive the highest Cl¯ concentration for the separation of Hg3+ from Pb2+.concentration of Cl¯ =M

[Hg22+] = 0.031 M and [Pb2+] = 0.027 M Ksp (Hg2Cl2) = 1.4 * 10-18 and Ksp (PbCl2) = 1.7 * 10-5…

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