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Chapter 24, Problem 48IAE
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Interpretation:
The solution contains 0.010M Pb2+. When the salt of EDTA is added to this solution then the concentration of the solution is 0.20M ETDA4- ions. If the solution contains 0.10M H2S and 0.10M H3O+ then the precipitate of PbS (s) is to be determined.
Concept introduction:
Precipitation is defined as the emerging of insoluble solid from the liquid solution. When two or more soluble salts react in the solution and come up with a solid insoluble product, it is called a precipitate.
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