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help with A2 chem..
hi, im doin as chem right now..but i hav dis xam for which i need to know some A2 stuff..can someone help wid da followin..
1)calculating [H+] and ph?
2)what are acid and base dissociation constants?
3)what is a solubility product
any help is greatly appreciated
1)calculating [H+] and ph?
2)what are acid and base dissociation constants?
3)what is a solubility product
any help is greatly appreciated
for (i) and (ii) check this link out
http://www.ibchem.com/IB/ibc/acids&bases/a&b_htm/18.3.htm
for (iii)
solubility product is the product of the ion concentrations after an ionic salt has dissociated
eg BaSO4 --> Ba2+ + SO4(2-)
solubility product K(sp) = [Ba2+]x[SO4(2-)]
http://www.ibchem.com/IB/ibc/acids&bases/a&b_htm/18.3.htm
for (iii)
solubility product is the product of the ion concentrations after an ionic salt has dissociated
eg BaSO4 --> Ba2+ + SO4(2-)
solubility product K(sp) = [Ba2+]x[SO4(2-)]
charco
solubility product is the product of the ion concentrations after an ionic salt has dissociated
solubility product is the product of the ion concentrations after an ionic salt has dissociated
solubility product = maximum possible product of ionic concentrations in given solution.
ionic product = the product of given concentrations
difference important when, eg 1dm3 of 0.1mol Ag+ ions is added to 1dm3 0.01mol Cl- ions - will a ppt be formed?
(Ans: find IP by 0.05*0.005, if IP>SP then yes, white ppt forms)
corkskrew
solubility product = maximum possible product of ionic concentrations in given solution.
ionic product = the product of given concentrations
difference important when, eg 1dm3 of 0.1mol Ag+ ions is added to 1dm3 0.01mol Cl- ions - will a ppt be formed?
(Ans: find IP by 0.05*0.005, if IP>SP then yes, white ppt forms)
ionic product = the product of given concentrations
difference important when, eg 1dm3 of 0.1mol Ag+ ions is added to 1dm3 0.01mol Cl- ions - will a ppt be formed?
(Ans: find IP by 0.05*0.005, if IP>SP then yes, white ppt forms)
you're quite correct - I missed the end part "in a saturated solution" when defining the solubility product
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