Solid NaI is slowly added to a solution that is 0.010 M in Cu^+ and 0.010 M in Ag^+. a.) Which...
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Solid {eq}\rm NaI {/eq} is slowly added to a solution that is {eq}0.010\ M {/eq} in {eq}\rm Cu^+ {/eq} and {eq}0.010\ M {/eq} in {eq}\rm Ag^+ {/eq}.
a.) Which compound will precipitate first.
b.) Calculate {eq}\rm [Ag^+] {/eq} when {eq}\rm CuI {/eq} just begins to precipitate.
c.) What {eq}\% {/eq} of {eq}\rm Ag^+ {/eq} remains in solution.
Precipitation:
The separation of various cations in specific solution is done by their precipitation which involves their reaction with anions. This method further helps in determining various ions that acquire solution.
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- The concentration of {eq}{\rm{C}}{{\rm{u}}^ + } {/eq} in the solution is 0.010 M.
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