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Ksp
solubility product constant; molar concentration of ions raised to their stoichiometric powers
What is solubility affected by?
pH and concentrations of other ions in solution; decreases wehn a common ion is added
Molar Solubility
number of moles of solute dissolving to form a liter of saturated solution; expressed in mol/L; can use stoichiometry to find it if you know molarity of products
Expressing Ksp
same as a rate law; usually no reactants since they are in the solid state
How do you write an equation for the dissolving of a precipitate?
write the equation like the precipitate is in water; ex: CaF2 (s)
Le Chatelier’s Principle
reaction will shift away from an increase or toward a decrease
Adding a strong acid to a precipitate
will form a weak acid with an ion and with increase the solubility
Determining ion concentrations
use what is in question; find equilibrium if necessary
Calculating Ksp
convert solubility into molar solubility with molar mass; then convert into molar concentration of ions at equilibrium (ICE chart if necessary); plug the concentrations into Ksp expression
Determining the mass of solute that can dissolve in a solvent
find the molar solubility using Ksp then convert to grams
Q > Ksp
precipitate will form until equilibrium
Q = Ksp
equilibrium exists
Q < Ksp
solid dissolves until equilibrium
Selective Precipitation
removal of one metal ion from a solution
Qualitative Analysis
designed to detect the presence of metal ions
Quantitative analysis
designed to determine how much metal ion is present