assuming-that-solid-ag2so4-ksp-1-2x10-5-is-in-equilibrium-with-a-na2so4-solution

Question

Assuming that solid $$Ag_{2}SO$$_{4} (K_{sp} = 1.2×$$10^{–5}) is in $$equilibrium with a $$Na_{2}SO$$_{4} solution, what amount of $$Na_{2}SO$$_{4} in molarity is needed to make a 3.5×$$10^{–3} M$$ $$Ag^{+}$$ solution?

Accepted Answer

0.98 M

Answer

0.34 M

Answer

29 M

Answer

15 M

Assuming that solid Ag2SO4 (Ksp = 1.2×10–5) is in equilibrium with a Na2SO4 solution, what amount of Na2SO4 in molarity is needed to make a 3.5×10–3 M Ag+ solution?

Assuming that solid Ag₂SO₄ (K_sp = 1.2×10^–5) is in equilibrium with a Na₂SO₄ solution, what amount of Na₂SO₄ in molarity is needed to make a 3.5×10^–3 M Ag⁺ solution?